James Tavernier

That's why it's gone far and wide, because then people are like, oh...

Again, putting things out there on Twitter, you look all over Twitter, it's everywhere.

That's not mentioned afterwards.

Again, I think it's... I get it.

But Gary Lineker's never, for example, using him, never commented on anything in Scottish football.

He wouldn't have watched the game.

I very much doubt he watched the game.

But he would have seen the clip and thinks it's outrageous.

But the clip doesn't come without sound.

So the clip is, oh, people are saying this.

Then you're looking like, oh, yeah, I agree with that.

And then you just put it out on social media.

I know of somebody personally who has spoken on social media about it.

And when I called them today, they were like...

of just an attraction it's been getting.

So that's the world we live in.

I'm not saying Gary Lineker's done that, but there's people that 100% have gone out and done that.

The language that was used after to describe it, Andy's saying the same thing.

Oh, he's got a bionic hand.

No, but it can hit his hand and his head.