Steve Heighway

Yeah.

Could have been Steve Highway.

Yeah, yeah.

Really good player, of course.

Do you know what I mean? Like, in 40 years' time.

Kids on the cop sing about Steve Highway.

Kids on the cop sing about Emmeline Hughes.

Chelsea fans sing about Peter Osgood.

i want to take you back to that painful moment when you were 15 years old and you're you're at liverpool your boyhood club and you get that rejection and it's the first of many rejections you've had over your career and i remember reading things where you said you were devastated does that still stay with you do you remember that moment clearly

Yeah, I was in, I remember getting told by Steve Highway.

I was injured and I wasn't, it was a niggle that wasn't going away and I wasn't doing too well anyway.

So I think that was their way of releasing me.

I just wanna be-

Steve Highway is that, like, guy out east of the U-

Yeah, yeah

... and it's...

Connor Rankin and Nathan Moffat both weighed in with a brace apiece with Harry Long getting the 5th.

on Bank Holiday Monday they beat AFC Knowsley in a much tighter affair with the game finishing 3-2 Nathan Peat scored a brace with Connor Rankin notching up the winner on the hour mark a massive crowd of 455 and McGull are now 8 points ahead well I think it's been reduced by last night to 7 but still 7 points ahead I was actually at the Monday's game at the Bank Holiday really really impressed with I have to say and in particular Nathan Moffat the winger very much a throwback winger back in the day sits tight on the on the touchline and manages to cut in and either provide crosses or score goals he's capable of doing both reminds me of so many iconic wingers if you were looking at a style Steve Highway-esque back in the day very very too far back for you to remember

sounds like Iron Robin to be honest if

you've watched any of these characters in the past you'll know what I'm talking about Yeah, really, really good team.

So gaining their approval was really important.

So the youth development officer, who was an ex-Liverpool player, Steve Heighway, he was somebody that if he looked at me, I'd melt.

You know, if I did something good and I saw a little twinkle in his eye thinking, "Oh, that Michael Owen did well," that I would be like, "Oh." And my dad, those two people in my life.

And as much as I adored my mum and respected my mum, and adored loads of people, and my teachers and whatever, and be respectful to so many people, there were two people that I did not want to disappoint, ever.