Gurney speaks about his popular walk-on: 'I've got a lot to thank Neil Diamond for'
NewsMonday, 19 March 2018 at 12:00
Daryl Gurney has had a frustrating time so far in the Premier League but is determined to get more wins. He admitted in an interview with Phil Lanning that he is not playing his best but is still giving himself chances.
He also spoke about how his walk-on helps him which is very popular with Gurney saying that he has a lot to thank Neil Diamond for.
‘It is frustrating. I am not playing my best, but I am still giving myself some chances'', said Gurney in an interview with Phil Lanning.
“Now I’ve just got to get over the line with a win and get myself out of the bottom two as soon as possible. I’m loving being part of the Premier League, it’s a great experience.”
Finally ‘Superchin’ spoke about his walk ons : “The atmosphere has been incredible during my walk-ons. I’ve got a lot to thank Neil Diamond for!”
https://twitter.com/lannomedia/status/975381919729901568
‘It is frustrating. I am not playing my best, but I am still giving myself some chances'', said Gurney in an interview with Phil Lanning.
“Now I’ve just got to get over the line with a win and get myself out of the bottom two as soon as possible. I’m loving being part of the Premier League, it’s a great experience.”
Finally ‘Superchin’ spoke about his walk ons : “The atmosphere has been incredible during my walk-ons. I’ve got a lot to thank Neil Diamond for!”
https://twitter.com/lannomedia/status/975381919729901568
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