David Seaman

Just so proud to get there.

Yeah.

And this is after Euro 96, don't forget.

So I'd done all right, did all right there.

But that feeling of playing in that World Cup, and I tell this story to...

Because I'm involved at Arsenal.

I go in one day a week with the young goalkeepers.

So sometimes I'm with the under-18s or I'm with the under-21s.

And along that journey at the end of the season, some of them lads aren't getting contracts.

And I can have a little chat with them and say, look at my pathway.

And they're like, wow, what do you mean?

I was like, well, I was released at 19.

They're like, what?

And they can't believe it.

And I said to them, as much as you feel it's over now, there's another chance.

A little bit, yeah.

It's always Eddie, you know, and I've met him since and, you know, we've had a laugh about it and...

The best, the funniest story about all this, about with Eddie and proving him wrong and blah, blah, blah, is that my mum and dad still live in Rotherham.

So they go out Sunday lunches in Yorkshire.

And then they went into a pub and they saw Eddie in the corner having his Sunday lunch.