I am Paul Judich, a liflon gevitonion, a scowser efo'r Eiffelian Fc Academy. If you can do something that you enjoy for the club that you love, it doesn't get any better. Eiffelian is just my life and I love the club and I always will. For many years I coached the Junior Football Team, called Fairland Feather, Junior Football Club. We have been training through the week, particularly through the winter in St Margaret Merys Gym. One particular night I was coaching the Underlands and I was a player in the Underlands and was very good called Liam Davis. His younger brother came along with his mum, he was only six at the time, he wasn't even seven. He joined in and straight away you could see there was a lot of potential in there. He looked very, very good from the start. He is a awareness of the game of the young age, he was superb, good passing range, bags of energy. Good shot and unbending needed one as well and just an all round, very, very good player. We used to have three pitches because we had that many players, Tomate, the middle pitch player on me and his dad took the outer pitches. That's how good he was, we knew that he could just get on with it and they showed you the players what to do. We had a number of hours at Eiffel and for whatever reason it just didn't work out for him. He went on to Cypress and he did brilliantly at Cypress. Back end of that season I think was in the middle of the day. Again as part of the scout we used to watch the Liverpool primary schools, Liverpool boys games. When so watch the game Tom was playing and he was the best player on the pitch by a mile. He was on the day, he was absolutely fantastic, he just ran the game, passing range. Everything about him just stood out. I said, why didn't this guy miss laddies, can we please, please just try again. We managed to sign him but he was brilliant. Yeah, I've been a park end season sickle-older since we opened after the Great Escape. When goodest sense of luck and there's no better place to be. When I woke up the ground spesting the early days people were even about some. Tom was brilliant today, Tom did that today. He just felt me with proud every single time. The day made his debut for me and obviously more so for Tom was a magical day. It was a fairly very special. Just watching him blow up was absolutely unbelievable. To see him come on the pitch, proudest moment in football. Absolutely, you can on the wet side of the crowd. The man says the game, you know, he just showed Tom for what he is, absolutely outstanding. When he took the first pair and did his job, ran into the box. Obviously, he give the ball slipped and still had, you know, the confidence to get up. And it was an amazing finish to chip it over the keeper. And the celebrations outstanding for me it was just the round end of the pitch. Every lifelong epithelon you, when you're a Z-cars, the air stands up on the back of your neck. But for me personally, when I know that lunch so much I've been involved in. I've been a young age and brought some to the club. It's always a big, good and out of that pitch and that police shirt. It's the most unbelievable feeling you've ever had.