Who was your childhood hero and did you ever meet them?

I used to love Billy Bremner. He was the heartbeat of that early- 70s Leeds team – a gritty, tough- tackling, natural leader. I finally met him in 1986 when the band I used to be in, The Housemartins, took part in Tony Currie’s testimonial game at Bramall Lane. It was an honour to share a half- time fag with the great man.

Years ago, I somehow got roped into playing for the team against at Anfield. It was a blood- and- thunder TV soap derby, and let me tell you: I marked danger man Wicksy [ Nick Berry] out of the game.

Anthony Knockaert is an accomplished breakdancer. I was Djing at the players’ party, celebrating promotion in 2017, when he suddenly cleared the whole dancefloor doing his stuff. If I hadn’t seen it with my own eyes, I wouldn’t have believed it! [ Which players are decent DJS?] Jurgen Locadia is pretty handy – you can’t keep the Dutch down when it comes to DJ culture. He’s good, but a bit more