Lee Dixon

He could crunch anybody.

He'd get up.

You wouldn't go in a 50-50 with him.

He had skill.

You know, I mean, the goal, you know, when he chips the goalie at Old Trafford and

He was a phenomenal player, David, but as you said, that summed it all up for me, is when he gets the free kick, you see him going, come on, and he's trying to make everybody believe, because it's hard to believe, you know, we're on a bad run, you know, we were a million points clear, you know, they've pulled them back, they're rolling, it's nil-nil, we've still got to get two goals, and he still believes it, he still believes it, and he gets everybody going, I mean, phenomenal player, absolute phenomenal player, and

You know, as I say, you know, what Ronaldo does now with that foot over, you know, Rocky was doing in 1986, he was doing that to fall back.

So that's how good he was.

I bet he wouldn't wear that scarf now.

I knew you would.

You know what?

Oh, I'd been brought off.

I'd had an absolute nightmare, but I was brought off with about 10, 15 minutes to go.

But I remember sitting on the bench and

It's really weird, this is, but it seemed to happen in slow motion.

It was, the game was, as the lads were saying, was electric.

It was so quick.

It was, everybody, tackles were flying in.

It was under a mile an hour.

But when the goal happened, it literally sort of, everything sort of slowed down.