During the Covid pandemic, football was different. Fans weren't allowed to go to games, players played in front of empty stadiums, and fans had to stream the games to their homes.

For many people, this highlighted that going to football was way more than just football - it was everything that went with it. The sense of belonging, the routines, the family, the familiar places and faces, the highs, the lows and the feeling of being part of a tribe. A pilgrimage of sorts that everybody in the tribe went through every other Saturday together.

When this was temporarily taken away, people realised an emptiness in their lives. One that would disappear only when fans went back to where they belonged!

I worked directly with the club on this ambitious project. And as a diehard fan of the club, it was an honour for them to allow me to tell my story on their behalf.

It was a hugely successful film, with the film shown on the stadium's big screen the day we were allowed back. It brought great emotion to all fans across the board, accompanied by many a teary eye.