Graeme Souness

Yeah, I mean, obviously the bigger the games, the more I think we all get excited about them.

Tension like when you played or not?

No, no.

But there's always a backstory, isn't there?

You're turning up with thoughts about how it might go, who's going to be under pressure, who's going to be the star of the show.

So you're turning up with some thoughts going on in your head, but very rarely turns out the way you anticipate.

I think we do a great job.

I think the way we deal with the big moments, I think we do that better than anybody else.

We've got some very talented young men and ladies working our business now.

And I like to think we've got on a fantastic show most of the time.

But the game gees us up.

If it's a really good game and there's lots to talk about, it makes our job very easy.

Oh, without a doubt, yeah.

Everything's off the cuff.

My preparation for the games, the way I see my job, I could trot out all sorts of stats, but I think the viewers sitting at home could do that as well.

You could Google how many goals he's scored in the last three seasons, how many goals he's scored about this team he's playing against today in the last few seasons.

You can get most of the info online.

on the internet, and I think what our job is to point out something to the viewers that maybe they're not seeing that's happening in the game, or a reason for something happening in the game that they wouldn't have thought of.

So in terms of preparation, of course you have to know the players involved, you have to know the...

the sort of form coming into the games.