In the latest episode of Across The Park Extra, Judgy and Craig are joined by former Republic of Ireland international and Everton full back Terry Phelan. In a playing Career that took him 9 different clubs in England; Phelan takes us periodically from his debut in 1985, through to last time he laced his boots up in New Zealand. Phelan discusses the what it was like to play for the "crazy gang” which beat one of the best Liverpool teams of all time in the famous 1988 FA Cup win, playing in the 1994 world cup for Ireland and how his record breaking move back to Manchester came about. Most significantly for blues, Phelan talks openly about the highs and lows of his 3 years at Everton where he played alongside the likes of Andrei Kanchelskis, Duncan Ferguson, Dave Watson and Neville Southall and under Managers' Royle, Kendall and Walter Smith. Phelan doesn’t mince his words and is both respectful and honest about his colleagues and former bosses, along with the culture at Everton during this difficult time. This is a brilliant listen for all Football fans about a 5’6 Manchester boy who went from "kicking a ball about", to amassing over 400 appearances in the game across 3 continents, over 34 years. A career that is still going….. Enjoy!