Lee Dixon

It was, it was like...

slow motion and you're sitting in there and it seemed to go on for ages and ages.

Like the ball floated in from Lee to smudge, smudged control.

It turns and puts it into Mickey and it hits Mickey, bounces back and it seemed to go forever and ever and all of a sudden it just dinks it over and then it all of a sudden become really quick again.

That's the only way I can explain it.

I mean, it sounds a bit weird, but it was literally like slow motion and as it goes in, it goes electric again.

I don't know.

I think when he gets in the box, but it's still slow motion because at Liverpool, Liverpool's dugouts weren't the greatest.

Because when you went down, you sort of sat well below pitch level.

So you're looking at literally the boots.

You're not that high.

So not really that, not really at all, really.

I mean, it was only when it went in, it was literally like slow motion.

And then when the crowd go absolutely ballistic and Mickey does...

I would probably say one of the worst celebrations ever in the history of football ever.

I mean, what he was trying to do, I do not know.

And then that was when it all went mad.

I mean, it was phenomenal.

As I say, I still say it's one of the greatest goals I've ever seen.

I really do mean that.