Ian Wright

can I just say with the canyons is that when you watch it especially for him to jump off the ground and catch it in the air perfectly with the volley and the goalkeeper it's magnificent who was the goalkeeper I think it was Wimbledon's yeah obviously he would be Hans Sullivan well done you're on fire nice one do you think Bergkamp meant this one

It's not a case of... It's not meant... Bergkamp against Newcastle or Leicester?

Did he score a couple of brilliant ones against Leicester?

That's amazing.

You see the one you're talking about?

Why that one has to make it, Bergkamp?

It's not been done before.

It's not been done after.

And the way he reacted in the moment.

His speed.

His speed of thought.

I was speaking to him not long ago.

And how he just...

manufactured that situation off of the touch.

He says the touch was bad.

I mean, the ball was bad from Robert Perez, so it was behind him, so he had to reach it.

But then he realised when he touched it, he can't turn that way.

And he said what he loves about it more than anything else was the quickness of thought to make, well, I can't go that way, I'm going to go this way.

The touch was perfect, and then the finish was beautiful.

So it was a bad touch?