At 16 I’d be running around up front in training next to Ian Wright and Mark Bright at Palace, with Steve Coppell cheering me on. Sometimes I think maybe I made the wrong decision by becoming a keeper
I got to London and kept driving. At Dover, I got on the ferry to Calais, but Calais was a s**thole so I didn’t want to stay there. It was either turn right to Spain, which seemed like a long way, or turn left and go to Belgium
I didn’t straighten myself out. I lost £100,000 gambling in two years after leaving Swindon. Sometimes I would spend 14 hours in a casino
The keeper would go up and the commentators would say, 'He’s doing a Jimmy Glass' – while I’m sat at a taxi rank in Wimborne
I went there and met Piers Morgan – they had some crazy ideas and wanted to make a double page with me as a kind of ‘Magical Man’, doing silly things like getting Mohamed Al-Fayed his British passport
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