Player Of The Month October 2010

EVERY MONTH THE ARGYLE LEGENDS WEBSITE WILL FEATURE AN INTERVIEW WITH A PLAYER. THIS MONTH WE ASKED HASNEY ALJOFREE 15 QUESTIONS. READ HIS ANSWERS BELOW.

Q: What was your most memorable match?

A: Saturday April 24^th 2004 when we beat QPR at home to win the league, unbelievable day.

Q: Who was the best Argyle player you played with?

A: David Norris, very consistent.

Q: Who was your toughest opponent?

A: Paul Furlong of QPR.

Q: You must have an amusing story you could share with us about your time at Argyle?

A: There were a few but it must be Paul Maxwell putting (sewing) posh designer labels on his High Street suits to cover up the real make.

Q: Now you are no longer playing football how do you occupy yourself?

A: I’m currently coaching for Oldham Athletic Under 14’s and manager of Bury schools Under 15’s. Also I’m shadow coaching at Manchester United’s Carrington Academy.

Q: Can you recall your most embarrassing moment?

A: Must be when I was at Swindon Town. I wore Superman underwear for a game, we scored and during the celebrations that followed the crowd saw my underwear.

Q: How has football changed over the years?

A: The players are more professional. The preparation to a match is key. Also the younger pro’s have too much too soon.

Q: Who was the best manager you ever played under?

A: Paul Sturrock.

Q: What was your pre-match routine? E.g. lucky item, superstitions.

A: I had a few rituals but mainly putting my left sock and boot on first. Also chewing gum until 9 minutes before kick off.

Q: Do you keep in touch with any of your former Argyle teammates? If so, who?

A: Yes. David Norris, Tony Capaldi, Nick Chadwick, Paul Connolly, Luke McCormack and Peter Gilbert.

Q: Do you think PAFC will do well this season?

A: Hopefully reach the playoff’s, with a bit of luck.

Q: If you could choose any player in the world you would have liked to have played with, who would it have been?

A: Bryan Robson.

Q: Do you follow Argyle’s progress or attend any of their matches?

A: I always look out for Argyle as I do all of my ex clubs.

Q: What is your opinion of the England Football Team.?

A: Disappointing as the talent we have would suggest we would be world beaters.

Q: What would be the highlight of your time at Argyle?

A: Promotion and in the 5 years I was there, the constant progression.

THANK YOU FOR TAKING PART HASNEY.

FROM THE ARGYLE LEGENDS COMMITTEE