John Barnes

Because those players who miss those penalties are English and they miss the penalties.

But that's the way the world is.

The thing about it is that I look at Diggs' goal against Arsenal, semi-final of a cup, meaningful game.

This Brazil, listen, to play in Americana is great.

It was only half full.

That's 90,000 people, by the way.

So it was only half full.

Dilapidated stadium.

It's a friendly match.

Yes, we're watching it, but, you know, if it's in a World Cup, if a Cup final, I look at that.

So it was a great, but I think, I always think that if that was a serious game, someone would have tackled me because it was just a woeful attempt.

First of all, by Leonardo, Leandro, sorry, and then Junior.

Trying to put more names in there.

But the funny thing about it, I can't remember anything about the goal.

Not a thing.

You're just going past bodies as they say.

Yeah, because what happens is, I remember, if you speak to anyone who's scored a free kick, I remember every free kick I've scored because you consciously think, I've put the ball down, I want to bend it over the wall into the corner.

You consciously think about doing it before you do it.

So when you do it, you remember it because you thought about it.

When you score a goal by dribbling, you're not thinking about what you're doing.