 I'm over the moon, can't wait to get started now, try pushing to the first team. I've worked so hard to get this deal and it's luckily it came. Hopefully I can push on, get more appearances, like Danny Devine who's got 50 odd appearances and he's come through the ranks at Brefford, so that's what I'm looking to do. It's important for a club of us that we produce our own players. We've seen the success that the clubs had previously and that Reece is a player of certain potential that we feel at this moment in time. It was great to get him tied down and we're delighted that he's accepted that. Now the hard work really starts for him because he's now got to push on and break into that first team on a more serious basis. When we first came in, the academy staff rightly identified him along with a few others as potential players that could break into the squad for us. We've had a plan for him. We've sent him out on loan into the Nong Leagues and he's worked his way through the pyramids there. He's currently with Brafford Park Avenue and doing ever so well there. We feel it's a reward for his progression and where we feel he can go to. It's a lot different to youth team football but it's helped me massively physically. It's just a totally different game which is good for me. A few appearances out here at the valet as well in front of all the supporters. A few first team games and a few youth team games as well. I suppose that's giving you a taste of what's hopefully to come. It's made me all hungrier to get into the team because it's great to play in front of these fans. Gary has spoken very highly of you obviously. He thinks a lot of you as a player and as a person. How important is that relationship with him and how much of a help has he been on your game and on your life reel over the past few years? He's brought me in well. He's given me chances. Let me train with the first team. I think that by letting young players get in his team it's made me hungrier to get in. From my personal point of view it's where I came from in terms of coaching. I was here at the academy at Derby County first and then the academy at Blackburn Rovers. I've seen the massive impact it can have not just on the lads and the first team but also the supporters that love their own. We certainly hope that Reece can continue the potential that he's shown so far and progress to become a regular here in front of our own supporters. With the people that we've got around the club as well. I think the lad that he hears he wants to get better and he wants to improve all the time and he works very hard at it and training in areas that he wants to get better at. I don't think there's any worries whatsoever about him getting carried away. Now he's got his future secure for the next couple of years. He can breathe a sigh of relief from that point of view and just really focus on getting even better and breaking into that first team squad.