David Seaman

Because if you start thinking that you've got to go and make a save or you've got to go and get that cross, you might make another mistake.

So I was aware of that in the game.

And then obviously they go down, Ronaldinho himself gets sent off.

They go down to 10 men and we still don't equalise.

And then it's like, what's going to happen now?

And that's why when I came out of my net and I've seen pictures of like Becks and Sven talking to me and Ray Clemens, and I've got no idea what they said to me.

On the pitch, on the full-time whistle?

After the full-time whistle, yeah.

his own relationship with the press afterwards well i was sat next to him at the uh at the champions league cup final right and i've stuck up for ashley before you know like when he left arsenal and i've always told the truth of you know what i knew then and he and he's always you know like he stuck up for me as well you know and he said that the the press were like almost like laughing a little bit yeah at me you know because i i remember going into a press conference afterwards and i could not hold it together you know i just kept crying because i was too emotional and

You know, because even when the final whistle went, and like I said, when Sven and Becks came to me, I then went to the England fans and it just like, I was like, oh God, you know, it's that feeling of letting everyone down.

That's what it felt like.

You know, then all that emotion comes out.

So I'm now going back on the plane, and I'm still thinking like, oh God, what am I going to get treated like?

Got off the plane at Heathrow, and there was like thousands of fans there, and a load of them started singing my name.

Because I'd had a good tournament, which gets forgotten about.

I'd played well.

And even in the Brazil game, I'd done well.

But there's a mistake there that everybody remembers.

But then when everybody started singing my name, honestly, it was like such a relief.

I know, because that's like a moment in time where you don't know what's going to happen.