Jimmy Calderwood

I think Barry, and again, it's Barry Ferguson's playing, Amaruso's playing, and Stephen Closs was in the goal for them, and I managed just to get it, it's bubbling about, a bit like the one at Tannadice, I guess, to an extent, but it's bubbling about, and I managed to get my foot on it, and it scores, and again, fortunate enough, mum and dad were at the game, and it's in that end, and also, we had relatives up from England, that were at the game so it was obviously special as well for my parents to be there seeing you score at Ibrox and it's in the name days it's always nice to score when you know it's no 5-1 or 6-1 to actually get something out of the game and I remember Burt after the game his press conference was brilliant what he was saying there was a guy Jackson who was a writer for the Daily Record in those days so certainly didn't miss him that's for sure but yeah remember it remember

the goal It felt like I won that one I can remember it well Absolutely So we had a couple more seasons in the Premier League Burt then leaves the club's in transition Dick comes in for a short period and then Jimmy Calderwood arrives So before we touch on Jimmy, Bert and Dick, what was it like working under these two absolute legends? Incredible.

Incredible.

I think...

Definitely, and I, just quickly, David, I mean, obviously, having spoken to Connor quite recently at Kelly Con, Kelly Con number two, I know you were at the first one, Mick, so he was very, very complimentary of you, although I do think he was quite happy to get a break from Jim Jeffries and Billy Brown, right enough.

Obviously, yourself and Kenny were a bit of a change of pace, obviously, Jimmy Calderwood's team as well, but yeah, I think Connor is very thankful for everything that he did.

I think in Conor's situation, Conor is a big lad and a strong lad.

And everybody sees him as a target man.