The League Paper

Team mates

by
The Football League Paper Team
22 April 2018

Stephen Bywater Burton goalkeeper

Liam Boyce

Luke Murphy

Best mate?
I probably have two – Luke Murphy and John Brayford. We’re part of the Audi A6 car school. I’m their chauffeur and they buy me coffees. They give me banter – by falling asleep every day. I look after them. I’m the senior pro.
Last to buy dinner?
Probably Lucas Akins. You can’t even get any shower gel out of him. I wouldn’t call anyone tight. I’d call them sensible.
Worst dressed?
Liam Boyce. Wow, he’s got some bad gear! He wears an orange hoodie that’s abo...

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