Peter Schmeichel

They were our fans as well.

You'd think it's perfect, it's quiet.

And he'd go, whip it in.

And I'm going, I can't do whipping in my centre midfielder.

No, but I tell her about how we work.

fucking miss out you're going to cost us the league and sort of a fucking hell Jesus that was brutal yeah I remember when we was 16, 17 just getting a little bit of in the first team not playing but no training with them and stuff I remember because it was so small areas in the changing rooms I remember we used to hide at lunchtime we used to hide in the gym there was stairs and you'd be under the stairs like this thinking I don't want to see Pete I don't want to see Ian say I don't want to see Bruce say I don't want because you just get it you just get it

We used to look out on the car park and see if the cars had gone yellow.

Didn't leave a chance until half six.

But the grounding that you had, you'd never change it.

Because like I say, because further on in your career, when you do come on bad times, all that's part of you.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Not to the level that certain things change, don't they, in life?

And our children now are a lot softer than we were because it's just what life's like in general.

But...

When we come to the level of what we're talking about, Pete and Robbo and all, you're just carrying the baton.

All you're doing is carrying the Man United baton.

And you put your own little stamp on it, you pass it on to the next one.

So we do it, they do it, we do it.

You pass it on to Wes Brown, Darren Fletcher, they do it, and then they pass it down.

And that's all you do.