The Andrew Wogan Interview: "Getting dropped did hurt. I'll do my best to try and stop that ever happening again"
Love Is The Drog travelled to Stockport to chat to the teenager about life in England's lower leagues, Wembley dreams and Drogheda reflections.
As I walk down Castle Street in Edgeley, Stockport, I am reminded of my second to last visit to the town, seven years ago. Visiting a friend, I met him at the McDonalds by the train station and we started walking to his house a ten-minute walk away.
My friend, a once long-suffering Manchester City supporter now claiming to be afflicted by success fatigue, pointed out a branch of Greggs on the street. “Phil Foden goes in there all the time,” he told me.
