Freddie Woodman has carried a play-off final winner's medal with him throughout Swansea City's season.
The plan, Woodman says, is to "repay a family debt".
The medal, which is kept in Woodman's washbag, is from the 1997 Third Division play-off final, when Swansea were beaten by a last-minute free-kick scored by Northampton's John Frain.
It belongs to Woodman's father Andy, who kept a clean sheet that day for the Cobblers.
"It's the famous footballer takes washbag everywhere thing, although mine doesn't carry my hair gel, it carries my dad's play-off medal," Woodman says.
"It's such a long season, I think you can lose sight of what you are playing for.