“Even though we were playing ‘non league‘ football in the Blue Square North division, I went on record saying when interviewed by Sky Sports News that I believed Dwight was a player capable of playing ‘top’ flight football and by that I mean he would one day play in The Premier League which he has done with both Crystal Palace FC and his current side Newcastle United FC. Dwight was great to work with and he had many attributes for a young player. He was ‘neat and tidy’ in possession and could play with his ‘back to goal’ bringing others into play whilst doing so. He also had the pace and ability to get in behind the opposition both with and without the ball and was a real threat with his finishing ability. Although relatively small in height, he was quite powerful and was very competitive in the air too and really had an eye for a goal, scoring many goals during that particular season. Most of all he was a ‘versatile’ player and could play wide often drifting inside to ‘link’ play although Dwight himself preferred to play down the middle as a central forward. I am pleased to see that he has continued to develop and has established himself within the professional game and proud to say that I always believed he was good enough to play at this level after working with him and never doubted his ability to adjust to full time professional football.”