00:00Absolutely amazing. 50 years of playing squash to get this tonight really round of a beautiful career.
00:11And that's amazing. And squash has been something that's been built in you. It's your DNA, isn't it?
00:18Yeah. I mean, I'm 76 now. You look younger.
00:22I'm fit and healthy. I've still got everything that I was born with. No artificial joints.
00:31It keeps you fit, active and young.
00:35And Les, you're not just involved in playing squash still now, even though that's remarkable in itself.
00:39You're involved in the running squash now on the Isle of Man.
00:43Where do you think the current situation of squash is on the Isle of Man?
00:46And I think we're fortunate that we have a lot of youngsters coming into the sport who are really keen.
00:55I have to take my hat off to the boys at MagSport and Recreation for coming up with the idea
00:59of the MagSport Games.
01:04What a brilliant concept to bring kids in at sport.
01:07We're limited to how many kids we can actually bring in because of the number of courts we've got.
01:13We're nearly at the maximum. 30 kids over five courts.
01:17There's as many as we can handle.
01:19And at the moment we've got about 27 kids coming to MagSport Games.
01:22Wow.
01:23Some of them kids are coming down on their own during the week and practicing.
01:28This is the first time in 24 years of me being part of the MagSport Games coordinator
01:33that I've seen kids practicing on their own.
01:35How amazing is that?
01:36Absolutely amazing.
01:37And Les, I can see the smile beaming off you.
01:40You're buzzing aren't you?
01:42Honest.
01:43I love the sport.
01:44I love the results I get out of the sport.
01:47And that's what keeps me going.
01:48You know coming, and Erollow Ward, to collaborate.
01:48One of them may be up now.
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