Aaron Paul

And I asked you about that moment where you saw the ball just trickle into the back of the net.

You kind of scuffed it.

You swung a boot at it and it fell in the back of the net, didn't it?

No, Aaron.

It was a precision finish.

No, it was a bang average cross from Callum Kennedy, as I told him about a month ago.

And as a forward, you just try and get anything on the end of a cross and you hope and pray that the outcome is the right one.

And that day it was.

That final though, I mean, it felt like it was Wimbledon's day, didn't it?

What an event.

But then I think everyone remembers what happened late on with the penalty, Callum Kennedy, the ball out of back in Fem1, that famous line, hit me up on WhatsApp.

Yeah, I mean, if something like that happened now, can you imagine what TikTok and Instagram and all the social media platforms would do?

It would be mad.

But like Tommy said, it's a feeling that you can't really describe.

And it's strange when you mentioned the holding pen.

I remember walking up there both for Charlton and for Wimbledon and you're just kind of there and it hasn't hit you that you've done it.

It doesn't get to you until I think I saw my parents after both finals and the emotion gets you at that point.

when you see them smiling.

It's funny because, you know, the walk up is slow.

You go up those stairs, you're being high-fived, you're being handed scarves and mementos to put around your neck as you go up and get the trophy.