Aaron Paul

They've been part of cultures in dressing rooms that have been second to none.

And we had that at Sheffield Wednesday.

And what we just did in the second leg was, you are right, Aaron.

I remember going back home and not sleeping 1.30 and going to bed at 6.30 in the morning and getting up at 9.00.

But then I knew then we had a game plan for the second leg.

And then it was about implementing the game plan in the second leg and sort of chopping it up into four quarters, 23, 24, 25 minutes to score a goal.

And of course, as you've seen on the night, the second leg, Aaron, we was tuning it up after 25 minutes and the momentum was there.

And as you know, what the boys will tell you in the studio, if there's one football club that...

When it's in full voice, it's Hillsborough.

Anything's possible that can happen there.

And on the night, we managed to put the game plan together.

And that game plan fell into place perfectly, really.

And we was able to create history, really, by pulling back a four-goal deficit to win the game on penalties.

I think you undersell it, Darren, because, I mean, for those who aren't sort of, you know, ardent EFL fans, Sheffield Wednesday have just been taken over.

The Dave von Chancery sort of tenure, if you like, is over and the club was forced into an absolute mess under his custodianship.

You had more than just a role in getting the team going.

You had to get the city going.

In Sheffield, you're either red or you're blue.

And Hillsborough was rocking.

And I mean, you talk about going back and watching the game.