Richard Cresswell

We'd only struggled with... strikers in the post-Paul Barnes sort of era, didn't we? I think there was a lot of pressure on anyone.

I remember speaking to Richard Creswell and he said the weight held quite heavy, but Rodney Rowe, you know, arrived and him and Gary Bull up front, both quite small.

He sort of got...

He played really well in the game and then it came across to him and it was one of those that if you were playing, like, football five-a-side, you'd just smash it as hard as you could, wouldn't you? But he sort of had the audacity to sort of chip it over Bobby Mims in the Preston goal and it was just...

Not for me.

He was crap, weren't he? So we had Eric Scorer in midfield, Paul McKenna, Dixon Atu, Eddie Lewis on the left and up front, Ricardo Fuller and Richard Creswell.

So there you go.

There you go.

I can't believe I'm saying this, but Joe, you're going to get it.

Who was the best man of Richard Cresswell? Fuck off.

Ooh.

Richard Keogh? No.

Richard Cresswell played for so many teams.

Joe,

I think you've said this on the pod before.

Alan Rogers.