He was the driver tho, not responsible for the fare only the route.
The club at the time was rotten to the core.
A few "good guys" were the minority in a club dictated by Diamandis.
Very sad day when Kingy was sacked was actually with him after the game.
Always remember his words, "Banbury you will be always be here a lot longer than me."
Referring to the fact that we the Supporters outlive players and managers alike.
Saddest legacy with Kingy was that he was never liked by the Swindon fans despite running on a shoestring. He got on well with Sturrock and was vocal that his budget was over 3 times bigger than Kings when he got us in the play offs.
All irrelevant now but reading the Everton message Boards you realise how big an icon he was.
A terrific player and a good guy.
Was very kind to me and introduced me to many footballers and stories that I will always be grateful for. We take our football seriously but with Kingy he brought a smile behind the pressure.
Yesterday I found the bottle of Champagne in my lads room signed by him and Sam Parkin when he was born.
That was one of many touches that will always stay with me.
RIP Andy and simply thanks.
