Jamie Redknapp

Could have been a better player at times.

But in terms of working on my techniques and trying to become a footballer, I think you've got three people around this, you know, on this Zoom conversation that would all say, well, we did all right.

No, I agree so much.

I remember, David, remember we played Southampton one day at Anfield and I'd just got in the team.

I think I'd scored the week before.

Come on again.

We won 2-1 against Chelsea.

And so we played Southampton and I was playing well.

Anyway, it was nil-nil, about five minutes to go.

My number comes up and I felt good.

I was like,

why are you taking me off?

I'm looking over and Graham sort of gave me, you know, come on, come on.

I'm like, what are those?

Anyway, I jogged off the pitch.

I think, running raggy with my coat.

And in those days, the dugouts were sort of just there and I've gone, I threw my coat and it's gone near Graham and I'm like,

My adrenaline's flying.

I fancy myself against him right this second.

But then as soon as it then 10, 20 seconds went on, five minutes, 10 minutes, then when I get down, I'm thinking, when I get into the dressing room, he's going to knock me out.