Lee Dixon

I mean, everything.

I mean, your ball to smudge, smudges on his touch.

Everything was good.

I mean, it's easy just to lump it down the line.

You know, it was dinked in.

And I've talked to Ray out and I've had Ray out and on a show on sky.

And he's even said, he said, I could have brought Mickey down.

I could, I could have hacked him down, but he'd missed the sitter.

He'd missed the sit already.

So it was like, go on then, you know, and fair play to Mickey as, as Smudge says, if it was Mickey and he'd have missed, you know what, he'd have gone, you know, I tried, I tried, you know, other players, you know, it had been affecting them, you know, so,

For me, as I say, Mickey was the one to go through and do it.

Just phenomenal.

And then the crowd in the corner.

I mean, the way the camera captures the fans, it's phenomenal.

The hysteria, the ecstasy, everything about it.

It was... You know, I just want to... It's a great, great documentary for anybody.

Unless you're a Tottenham fan, you know, I mean, you probably ain't going to enjoy it.

But...

It's one of them moments, if you're old enough, everybody knows where they were that night.

You know, it was football.