Gary Breen

Yeah, because it's a 100% record.

Yeah, exactly.

Yeah, when a goalkeeper just stands there.

Yeah, I don't like it, to be perfectly honest.

Yeah, exactly that, Joe.

it's well documented.

I grew up in North London and Camden, which obviously London is one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world and Camden even more so.

So people I went to school with so many different faiths, but I've never experienced anything like that as a young lad or even as a player.

Damien will tell you that sometimes when you go to away games at international level and

You know, the national anthems are brilliant to experience, but that felt so different.

And I think you can see on the lads' faces that we weren't kind of like told or to expect it or anything like that.

But it was brilliant to hear it, 100,000 people, and how kind of like...

I don't know, just different sound, you know, really, really kind of like a little intimidating.

But at the same time, I think if you look at the lads, and this is something we had as a group, because we've been to some difficult places over the years, Turkey in the playoff before away, we've been to the Balkans when they were just coming out of their war and stuff like that.

So these are tough places to go.

But what we did have, and I think you see it there, is a kind of little bit of a nodding that the lads are like, yeah, yeah, let's get this done.

This is something to be enjoyed.

And when we actually walked out on that pitch as well, this massive banner just unfold, which said 3-0.

We were thinking, oh, okay, we'll see.

And just an amazing experience, it really was.