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Published 14:00 19 Oct 2015 BST
Updated 14:08 19 Oct 2015 BST

He said: "Tourists are coming to the game and standing around taking photos because they don’t know what else to do.
"They’re happy to pay someone for their time to show them around while they’re here, it makes their trip better.
"No one is forced to take on what’s being offered so no one is being taken advantage of. If someone wants to be taken to the museum, even a free one like the National Football museum, they’re paying for me (and others) to leave work and go meet them, give them a more personal experience and take on stuff.
"I’m not charging people entry to a free museum. Just for my time. If you don’t want that, fine. But some do.
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