Chris Kamara

I thought the red wine was unlucky, I thought it was called unlucky red, I have to tell you.

And then after this game, I've gone up and done my press conference and I come down and Alex, here he comes, I say relief, Alex is now sat in my manager's room, the coach's room, and I walk in and he says, Mick,

come in, sit down, have a glass of red, you lucky, beep, beep, beep.

I said to him, Alex, that's the nicest thing you've ever said to me, that you're lucky, so-and-so.

Let me tell you, it was a different team then, different here and where we were buying players and what we did and the following season I think we tried to improve and try and get players and you know what?

We didn't.

They weren't any better than the ones I'd had from getting up, keeping us up twice.

They were a great bunch of lads, it was brilliant to work there.

Got to get that 1,000 in.

29 to go, I think.

Is that right?

What's pretty damning is that, well, not me, I don't think, but Millwall were relegated, Sunderland were relegated, Wolves were relegated, and...

Well, straight after you left.

Yes.

We should have won by more.

Yeah.

Let's just have a listen to what you said afterwards, Mick.

Come on, man.

And you can probably see why I'm going after the reaction when I took Barry Cotter off.

That's just pathetic.