Former Portadown goalkeeper Bobby Edwards has been joining in the club's title celebrations.
The American shot-stopper starred for the Ports last season before signing for MLS side FC Cincinnati in January.
Edwards was hugely popular at Shamrock Park, with the 24-year-old admitting his spell in the Irish League was the "best time of my life".
And that affection for Portadown remains strong, as this video proves.
It pays homage to Portadown's Championship-winning season, and their return to the Premiership.
That promotion was confirmed yesterday via a mathematical formula after football here was suspended back in Mach due to the Covid-19 crisis.
"I made the video just when there started to be some initial buzz about the season being concluded and the possibility of the Ports going up," Edwards said.
"It really just started as a fun project at first and then came together piece by piece. I was watching all the vintage clips PFC was posting on their social media which is where I got the inspiration.
"I’m alright at the video stuff, I just picked it up over the years working on highlight videos and things like that. More just a hobby than anything.
"And it's easy to make videos when it’s a topic you care about."
Edards admits Portadown "definitely means very much to me".
He said: "It felt like home immediately, so yeah, I can't even put into words how happy I am that they are promoted.
"The club deserves it, the fans deserve it, the boys deserve it. It hasn’t been an easy three years for the club so to deliver good days to those who have stuck out the bad ones and stayed by the clubs side, it’s a super meaningful thing.
"It's one of the happiest moments in my career by far."
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