| For obvious reasons, not a fan of Chris Sutton, but he has given a very moving 16:58 - Apr 6 with 734 views | ghostofescobar |
interview on BBC news about his late dad's dementia and the link to heading a football (his dad was a footballer, which I didn't know). Hard viewing when he talks about how his dad could not longer write his diary and also how much it has impacted his entire family. |  |
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| For obvious reasons, not a fan of Chris Sutton, but he has given a very moving on 17:02 - Apr 6 with 704 views | chicoazul |
It’s a great interview
I quite like him as a pundit and it makes a change to hear a proper East Anglian accent on the airwaves even if it is from the wrong part
Did you know he nearly signed for us? Magilton talked to him and I think Sutton bottled it in the end |  |
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| For obvious reasons, not a fan of Chris Sutton, but he has given a very moving on 17:22 - Apr 6 with 639 views | Churchman |
| For obvious reasons, not a fan of Chris Sutton, but he has given a very moving on 17:02 - Apr 6 by chicoazul |
It’s a great interview
I quite like him as a pundit and it makes a change to hear a proper East Anglian accent on the airwaves even if it is from the wrong part
Did you know he nearly signed for us? Magilton talked to him and I think Sutton bottled it in the end |
I don’t. I think he is awful. However, hats off to him for talking about dementia and his dad. Raising awareness of this dreadful disease/condition can only be a good thing.
Watching a person you know and love disappear piece by piece, week by week, month by month? Its tough and I wouldn’t wish it on anyone.
Fortunately, after it’s all over, you tend to remember the person as they were before they fell ill. |  | | |
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