Mark "Billy" Billingham - Full Interview with the Mulligan Brothers

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A buddy of mine told me to watch this because it was very inspirational. I was putting it off, then on my way to meet him, found out he had passed away. I will definitely be watching this to honour my friend Paul.

" I don't want a million excuses I want one result" THAT IS SOMETHING I NEED TO TAKE ON BOARD.... thank you for this.

Legends aren't on stage,or football pitches ,men like him are real legends,great watch.

Respect! The best thing iv watched in many years, get men like this into our schools to talk to our kids, he radiates Motivation, Inspiration, Direction & Respect. Our kids are our future, they not only need to hear from guys like this, they need to meet guys like Billy Billingham.

I'm 70 and this man makes more sense than just about anybody I've ever heard.

This video should be showed to school children today. He is a inspiration, our country needs more like him

That was an excellent interview. You let your guest speak uninterrupted and by doing so allowed us a glimpse into the mind set of an SAS veteran. Thanks for this interview and even greater thanks to Mark Billy Billingham for your service .

Had the pleasure of meeting Mark in Warrington last year and spending 90 minutes in his company and can honestly say he is one of the most inspirational men I have ever met! He has time and a chat for literally everyone in the building and the conversation we had although short is something I'll never ever forget, they say never meet your heroes but I'm glad I did. If you're ever feeling down or short on motivation then this is the interview to watch or if you're lucky enough this is the man to speak to.

God bless Billy, his book The Hard Way is SO GOOD

"I don't want a million excuses, I want ONE result!" - GOLD in under a minute!

My only son started the army cadets and i can honestly say because he joined up its made him what he is today . I have never worried about my son getting into trouble ive only ever heard about how respected he is by people who have met him because he is well mannered respects people and will help anyone out if he can . He is now an adult instructor for the cadets and the kids he works with respect him and listen to him . I am a very proud mum my sons life was made better by joining the cadets and had a huge part in making the man he is today .

this guy is one of lifes rare gems !! god bless you Mark "Billy" Billingham !!

Legend of a man, if more people was like Billy the world would be a better place💪👊

Congratulations to the interviewer. He just asked a few good questions which allowed the interview to flow. Nicely done!

These are the kind of people we should be looking up to - not multi millionaire footballers who roll around on the floor when they've not even been touched by an opponent. Tough, no nonsense people who, as he said, don't make nor entertain excuses. A true legend.

Straight talking. Decency and honesty, real character, empathy with others and self-aware. Great attributes to be the best you can

Billy’s the guy you want on your team when shit hits the fan and bullets start flying. Massive salute!

Huge respect to this bloke. Admitting he went wrong but turned himself round into an incredible human. Huge respect

Many of the observations he made about his early days in the military reminded me of my experiences in the forces too. Great respect for him to turn around his life. The two angels, the good and evil, whispering in opposite ears was something I heard every day during my initial officer training at Cranwell. I was a working class kid rubbing shoulders with lots of middle class recruits and I was very skinny - less than 8 stone when I joined up. I put on 2 stone in 8 months - all muscle. Even now, some forty-two years later, I still think my forces training was the toughest thing I've ever done. I learnt more about myself and my limits then than ever since.