Interviewer: Freddie, you're Scotland's number one footballer. Tell us about
your early life. Where were you born?

Freddie Fox: Well (1)  I was born 22 years ago. It was a small, quiet village in the North of Scotland and it was a nice place for a child to grow up. For the future, I'd like to stay in the country and raise my own children.

Interviewer: And where did you go to school?

Freddie Fox: Well, education is sometimes a problem in the country. My parents couldn't teach me themselves so I had to travel several miles to the nearest school. But then my father had to move to Glasgow for his work.

Interviewer: And you were invited to Rangers Football Club.

Freddie Fox: That's right. I was 16 so I was able to leave school and become a professional footballer.

Interviewer: And what about the future?

Freddie Fox: Well, I don't know. I'm still young. I'll get married, maybe play football as long as I can. When I stop, I hope to get a job as a club manager. And finally, I'd like to settle in the North of Scotland again.