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Glen Little Interview
By Christian Brookes
July 31 2014
Twenty years after his breakthrough in football, one-time Premier League winger Glen Little is anticipating another new season as a player, but it only seems right that he stays true to that flavour of the old school.
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A man of a clutch of different clubs over the course of his career, it is his seven years at Burnley and his four at Reading that Glen is most closely associated with. The Wimbledon-born wideman played in the Premier League with Bolton Wanderers (loan), Reading and Portsmouth, and also featured in the UEFA Cup with the latter. The former Crystal Palace youth player was adored by Burnley fans and his creative supply was pivotal as Reading set a record point tally of 106 to win promotion to the top flight in 2006. The close control and dribbling ability in his armoury provided sheer vintage entertainment for spectators and his music taste also has its classic element. “I’m a hip-hop and r&b fan. I grew up listening to N.W.A. and Public Enemy, real old school, but I also like bands like R.E.M., Green Day, the Killers, the Libertines. “I like all sorts really, just not house or garage. The first record I bought was N.W.A. ‘Straight Outta Compton’. “I’ve been to Reading Festival and I saw Red Hot Chili Peppers. I’m not really a fan of Ibiza.” To read the complete article please click on the link below;
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Twenty years after his breakthrough in football, one-time Premier League winger Glen Little is anticipating another new season as a player, but it only seems right that he stays true to that flavour of the old school.
A man of a clutch of different clubs over the course of his career, it is his seven years at Burnley and his four at Reading that Glen is most closely associated with. The Wimbledon-born wideman played in the Premier League with Bolton Wanderers (loan), Reading and Portsmouth, and also featured in the UEFA Cup with the latter.
The former Crystal Palace youth player was adored by Burnley fans and his creative supply was pivotal as Reading set a record point tally of 106 to win promotion to the top flight in 2006. The close control and dribbling ability in his armoury provided sheer vintage entertainment for spectators and his music taste also has its classic element.
“I’m a hip-hop and r&b fan. I grew up listening to N.W.A. and Public Enemy, real old school, but I also like bands like R.E.M., Green Day, the Killers, the Libertines. I like all sorts really, just not house or garage. The first record I bought was N.W.A. ‘Straight Outta Compton’. I’ve been to Reading Festival and I saw Red Hot Chili Peppers. I’m not really a fan of Ibiza.”
Full interview (it's long!) here:
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