Burnham-on-Sea

But I awoke in the middle of the most peculiar dream.

I was playing a bizarre arcade game on Burnham-on-Sea Pier.

Bizarre not least because there was no way of losing it.

when, for a reason entirely unbeknownst to me, I needed to drive a van, come lorry, down to Bridgewater.

I've got a little...

Well, it's not little, but I've got a big trailer in Burnham-on-Sea, which I stayed in before I bought my house down there, and...

A couple of my friends came down, they wanted to go in the club, which I pretty much didn't ever get involved in.

So I went in, I was there, I was speaking to, he was speaking to someone that he'd met.

What did you do?

Uh, well, my ex-father-in-law, um, was part of the Lions Club in Burnham-on-Sea.

Oh.

Um, and Anneka-

And, and, um-

... 'cause I... growing up in, well, on... not that far away in Somerset, but if you see somewhere that you've been on the telly, that was incredibly exciting.

Yeah, and I remember, like, going to Burnham-on-Sea later as a child and thinking, "Oh, wow, Anne- Anneka Rice was here."

We went back for the 25th anniversary, and it was so lovely.

Semifinal against Arsenal.

I remember me and my, my wife, Emma, we were on holiday that day, and we, uh, were down on Burnham-on-Sea or somewhere, and we traveled back just for that game.

Uh, I think it was at Villa Park.

And, uh, I think you were pulled off at one point.