Happy birthday Neil I also just missed out on the great years in the sixties, was born in 1960 but too much of a handful for my granny, who was the big Trinity fan in the household. But one vision of Neil which I will always remember was a junior arl trip to a cup game up Cumbria way, his grandson Josh, played in the same team as Jordan, we stopped at a McDonald’s on the way up and Neil got himself a kiddies meal, what a picture it was watching this big man open his box meal and seeing what toy he’d got a true gent and a great player.
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I also just missed out on the great years in the sixties, was born in 1960 but too much of a handful for my granny, who was the big Trinity fan in the household. But one vision of Neil which I will always remember was a junior arl trip to a cup game up Cumbria way, his grandson Josh, played in the same team as Jordan, we stopped at a McDonald’s on the way up and Neil got himself a kiddies meal, what a picture it was watching this big man open his box meal and seeing what toy he’d got 
a true gent and a great player. 
