Fab is TV Star - Ipswich Town News
Full-back Fabian Wilnis is one of ten players taken from throughout the country being followed by the BBC for a forthcoming television documentary.
The programme will aim at contrasting players in the game from the top level down, looking at the different lifestyles and standards of living they enjoy.
Wilnis says he hasn't found being followed aroubd too intrusive: "I didn't mind having a camera watching my every move. I felt at ease and was totally relaxed about it. I didn't play up to the camera and what you see is what you get with me."
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