Geoff Shreeves

No, I was just going to say, with Mickey's character as well, maybe it fell to the best person because he wouldn't have been, in a nice way, as cut up about missing as some of the people might have been.

You know, they'd have taken it all on their shoulders.

True.

But he was so laid back, obviously he'd have been upset.

But maybe a bit like David Batty, missing that penalty in France in the World Cup.

You know, he was that kind of character.

Oh, well, I've missed, you know, as upset as he might have been.

But...

He was definitely the right man in the right place at the right time.

Also, Lee, I think it's important to say that you don't have to be an Arsenal fan to enjoy it.

Obviously, Arsenal fans will enjoy it a bit more than Liverpool supporters, obviously.

But it is a football film through and through, isn't it, that captures that kind of drama, and especially in these times, the kind of drama that everybody's missing, you know, and anybody that's got...

a little bit of love for football, will love that match, that film, and especially that moment at the end, because that is what football is all about, to have such dramatic moments in them.

And you're right, the film captured it perfectly.

Yeah.

I mean, when Rocky won the free kick for my goal, you know, he's gleaming teeth and he's going, come on, lads.

And that was just him.

He was always...

Full of so much desire.

You know, he was one of the leaders in the team, always talking.