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will take the dog for a walk, come
home and get a shower, then have
some food before leaving the
house to go to the stadium.
for all the kids who want to be
professional footballers, what
advice would you give to them?
Be outside practicing as much
as you can! When I was going
through secondary school I had a
paper round and would just kick a
ball all the way round, then come
and finally. christmas is an
important time for you outside of
football, as you are involved
in a lot of charity work. what
charities do you help?
I support the homeless in
Glasgow through a charity
called “Loaves and Fishes”, and
now that I am in Liverpool I
support a similar charity called
“Whitechapel”, by hosting a
Christmas lunch for the homeless.
Under new manager Gordon
Strachan, Naisy has become
a vital member of the
Scotland team. We at The
Review wish him all the
best, and hopefully the
boy from Rigghead
will help fire
Scotland to France
for the European
Championships in 2016.
By Kyle Ferguson
home and either play football
with my mates or go out the back
and kick the ball off the wall. The
biggest thing though is that you
need to enjoy it because that will
drive you on to get better and
maybe have the chance to make it
into a career.
how does scoring in a merseyside
derby compare to scoring in an
old firm?
The goal in the Merseyside
derby was special because
it was my first for Everton
and was in front of a home
crowd, but I grew up a
Rangers fan so it was a
dream to score in an
Old Firm game.
Tell us a joke?
What do you
call a fish with
no eyes?
...a fsh.
who’s the biggest
joker in the scotland camp?
The biggest joker has to be
Robert Snodgrass - he prank calls
everyone!
“ i remember going to the scotland games with stewarton annick and thinking
how good it would be to play at hampden in front of 52,000 fans so to
get that chance is something i have dreamt of for many a year. ”
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