Tony was right - the person so effusive in his praise of the Barmy Army was Jonathan 'Wildchild' Agnew in an interview with ABC News and the end of the 2002/2003 tour. (Follow the comments box to the link Tony provided for the whole interview - saves me having to do it!)
As I said, no prizes, but even had there been I'd have obviously insisted that it be retained in the UK in perpetuity for Tony to stare at wistfully on his visits to these shores...
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You could, of course, commission an oversized glass replica.
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