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Published 12:43 23 Jan 2017 GMT

"It fitted in with the time, I was on my way back from training, knew the park and thought I’d say hello," They seemed to enjoy it, it was a nice surprise for them and there were some talented kids there." "They were big Pompey fans, as are most people in the city. It’s not something I have done before. I enjoyed it so why not do it again in the future if I have time off the it’s round the corner?"https://twitter.com/BradJBeaven/status/822891763773952000 The story began gathering a serious amount of momentum online to the point that Burgess began receiving a lot of pats on the back for giving up his free time for such a worthy cause. While he was very appreciative of all the kind messages from fans, he really showed his class by pointing out this was a rare occurrence for him and that the people who should be receiving all the kudos are dedicated youth coaches such as Chitty. https://twitter.com/Burgey44/status/823243050235424769 Pure class.
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