Alan Smith

I've never even asked you this, because now you've just brought it up.

I'm thinking, so you're sitting on the bench somewhere, whether you're in there.

At what point, when Mickey's running through, do you start going, getting up and looking to see if it's going to go in?

Or is everybody just sitting down?

At what point do you get excited?

Jeff, how much?

Go on, Lee.

I spoke to Mickey last week.

We were doing something together and I was talking to him about the goal.

And I said, you know, the most extraordinary thing, and even making the documentary kind of slipped my mind a little bit.

But when the goal goes in, the most extraordinary thing, and it'd be interesting to Smudge and Merce what they think about it.

It's like, it's the last kick of the game virtually.

We've just won the league or we're about to win the league.

And the ball goes in the back of the net and the camera goes to the quick celebration.

And it is quick because all the players, all the Arsenal players, including myself, all sprint back to the halfway line.

It's bizarre.

It's like we've got to get back to kick off again.

It's almost like we've forgotten.

We think we need another one.

And when I watch it again, I go, why are we sprinting back to the halfway line?