Aaron Paul

Captain Tommy Smith, 2016 and 2019 playoff winner with Wimbledon and Charlton, Lyle Taylor and 2022 League 2 playoff winner with Port Vale, Daryl Clark.

We've got all three leagues covered there.

Tommy, it's all about the playoffs tonight.

40 years and what I'd call...

the most incredible sets of fixtures you can have at the end of a season.

It really, really is just pure excitement.

What's it like, though, lifting the playoff trophy at Wembley, that first set of stairs, going through the crowds in that little holding pen under the Royal Box and then heading up and seeing everyone's face?

An unbelievable feeling, that's all I can really say Aaron.

It's sort of a little bit of a blur really when you think about it going back all them years.

It all happened so fast but ultimately I've got pictures around my house now, I've got the medal to show for it.

It's a really incredible feeling and one that I'll be able to live with me for the rest of my life.

Lyle Taylor alongside us as well.

Two-time playoff winner, three-time.

Let's call it two and a half, two and a half, three?

I'm going to call it three.

We'll call it three-time playoff winner with Wimbledon, Charlton and Nottingham Forest.

Let me take you back to that final back in 2016.

Wimbledon against Plymouth.

And you and I sat down for a celebration even, to celebrate 10 years since that game at Plough Lane.

I think it was last month.