By Alex O'Loughlin
July 23 2010
Darren Way's long awaited Benefit match against Manchester United XI is just under 24 hours away now, prompting manager Terry Skiverton to praise his close friend.
Speaking to BBC Bristol, Skiverton hopes for a positive day at Huish Park, backed by a large crowd: "I've had a lot of emotional stress in my life, obviously due to the crash. But I want to see this as a positive rather than as a negative. It's not easy to accept that your career is gone and it's been very difficult to come to terms with. I'm not going to lie - it's kept me up in a lot of sleepless nights. But I'm willing to move on, and I have to move on. No-one is going to feel sorry for me. Having Manchester United coming down in my final game has to be a positive."
Tickets are still available and will still be available on match day, with kick-off at 3.00pm.
