Graeme Souness

The other players would have come down on it.

And I have to say, the only racism I witnessed in my time, which was close to 40 years in the professional game, was at boardroom level on two occasions.

Two individuals came out with something that, you know, did he really say that?

Did he really say that moment?

So that's my experience of racism, but I'm willing to learn.

I'm obviously from a different generation, and I can see the anger that's out there, and I have to agree with Rudis.

This seems to be larger numbers standing up for what is right than...

And people, maybe this is a watershed moment for racism, not just in our country, but worldwide.

And please, God, it is.

Because obviously there's that much anger out there.

There has to be something fundamentally wrong.

You know, a lot of the anger is directed at the American police forces right now.

They have to have some sort of restructuring going on where they have to be re-educated in a way which we could never witness these sites that we've seen in the last couple of weeks.

And going back

in history with American police.

And thankfully, you know, okay, our police are finding themselves in a very difficult situation right now, but I think our police so far have handled themselves brilliantly well.

Rudy, it's brilliant.

You were so good in so many positions.

Were you ever in a situation with a coach or manager where you had a disagreement about where you wanted to play?

Two questions.