David Seaman

Much French, much English.

His French was pretty good.

And I remember being in training and I think it was Tony and Baldy were playing against him and he was embarrassing them a little bit.

And then they started trying to kick him and they still couldn't get him.

Honestly, he was so good.

And then you've got Patrick Vieira and people like that that came in and...

You know, just the quality of the players that was there.

Yeah.

But the standard in training was so high and expectation in training.

Yeah, so the Tuesday club was us having a few drinks on a Tuesday afternoon stroke night.

Yeah.

But it was always done, and George knew about this, because it was back in the day when you didn't play as many games, so Wednesday was off.

And so we would go to Highbury and George would give us a real physical session because he knew we were going out, you know, and then we would go out, we'd have Wednesday off, back in training on Thursday.

But yeah, it was just, we would go to the races or we'd go into London or wherever, you know, and then just have a good bit of fun.

But like everybody...

Yeah, there was, you know, because of team bonding thing, you know, and it got everybody together, you know, and you didn't always have to go.

And people would miss one, go to the next one.

And it just had so much fun.

You know, and it was back in the day where there weren't so many mobile phones or there weren't mobile phones with cameras on them.

You know, so we could have a laugh, you know, and we'd get away with it.