Graham Souness

Going to ground isn't a new thing, no.

Again, I learned it very early on.

The only time you go to ground when you're looking to block a shot that's on goal, or you're looking to, you know, last-ditch clearance, or you're on your backside to try and force a ball over the line to score a goal, the rest of the time stay on your feet.

You just don't go to ground in your box.

You risk everything.

Look, he wasn't about to pull the trigger there, was he?

Even if you read it, you're not getting it.

It used to be, you know, put it in the corner.

Harry's taken it to another level.

If I'm not finding the side net, it's not a great penalty.

And he smashes it.

It's not just a dink in there, he smashed it.

Was it Mönchengladbach he came from?

It was a German team, wasn't it?

I think when he came here, he was the most booked player in the Bundesliga.

Yeah, he was.

That meant he went to ground a lot.

You know, you go to ground, that's when you get booked.

And what is he, four or five years here now?

What has he learned?