It is never the wisest of ideas to try and pin down one of the biggest men in the WWE – but Wade Barrett will happily take a three-count if it means talking about Preston North End.
The wrestling superstar is a lifelong fan of the Lilywhites having been born in nearby Penwortham and began his support for the club at the age of five when his dad started taking him to Deepdale.
And even though he joined the WWE in 2007 Wade’s passion remains un-dimmed, even though he’s not had chance to get to a game for some time.
“It is difficult [to follow the games and news] because we are on the road a lot so I try to keep up to speed while travelling, and my dad keeps me updated too,” he told football-league.co.uk.
“Unfortunately we do not get enough time off as WWE is on for 52 weeks of the jaar so it has been several years since I last got to a game.”
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The wrestling superstar is a lifelong fan of the Lilywhites having been born in nearby Penwortham and began his support for the club at the age of five when his dad started taking him to Deepdale.
And even though he joined the WWE in 2007 Wade’s passion remains un-dimmed, even though he’s not had chance to get to a game for some time.
“It is difficult [to follow the games and news] because we are on the road a lot so I try to keep up to speed while travelling, and my dad keeps me updated too,” he told football-league.co.uk.
“Unfortunately we do not get enough time off as WWE is on for 52 weeks of the jaar so it has been several years since I last got to a game.”
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