Part three of the Title Sayings series focuses upon three players at different junctures of their careers who all reacted differently when being interviewed. For Neil Robertson it was an emotional moment and those who know him well will probably recognise that he is really having to concentrate on talking fluidly, although there is a fair chance it was fluids doing the talking by the end of the night for Robbo. Stevie King was clearly relishing having been handed the chance to come back as a player and contribute to a title winning team while hinting that he may now take time to consider what best serves his footballing ambitions while Martin Wood demonstrates why he has been such an important signing by already expressing a desire to improve and to go out next season and win the title again. Get listening! Neil Robertson " Click here to play Snippet: It was nice to get the goal as I havent scored to many this season and it was a decent finish. I thought we were comfortable throughout the whole game so it was fairly straightforward for us. Personally I didnt know what was going on at Inverurie but I heard a big cheer and I knew something was happening and then we found out Cove had got an equaliser. Once our game was finish, the wait for their result was the longest two minutes of my life. Martin Wood " Click here to play Snippet: I was just saying to Mark Perry when we were waiting there that it was the same last year with Peterhead. We were waiting with 30 seconds to go to get into the First Division but Partick scored in the last 30 seconds, so me and the big man were just saying that lightning canna strike twice. Thankfully it didnt It is a great feeling. I said when I came I was hoping to contribute towards a league winning side and we want to push on and win as much trophies as we can. This was the start today and we have got a big game next week again but it doesnt stop there either as we have won two trophies but that doesnt mean nothing next year. Stevie King " Click here to play Snippet: Having won it with Peterhead it was great but to have won it the way we have won it, on the last game of the season on goal difference as well is just fantastic. You can just see the emotions, especially with the management and some of the players it does bring a lump to your throat. It is such a happy ending it is brilliant. For a minute the Locos must have thought they had won it and it must be very very difficult from their point of view. It would be horrible to be sitting in their dressing room just now and I wouldnt wish that on anybody but somebody has got to win it at the end of the day and I am just glad it has come to Keith.
