Rick Edwards

We were still very well organised under Jack.

And then as it proved, just Paul McGrath had the game of his life that day, you know.

Well, to answer your question, when the teams came out, it just was hairs on the back of the neck stuff because of the Irish support.

They must have been so emotional for the Irish expats to be there that day in their new home, seeing their home country, you know, and the tricolours everywhere and the noise.

And it was just, yeah, it was spine tingling.

I'm going to try and get a sense of the geography for you guys because I want to know the angle that you had on Ray Houghton's goal, which is one of the, it's one of the most, if you say World Cup goal to me, it's one that pops into my head.

It's so iconic.

And he looked so surprised to score it as well.

Well, I was at row one at the very top in line where he hit the ball.

That was it.

That end.

That's fantastic.

It was like, just the first one.

Did that go in?

It always appears to me, maybe it's just your mind playing tricks.

It's like there's a delay.

It feels like three seconds.

But no, the place just erupted.

Even when you watch the replay and he hits it, you still can't quite believe it's going to go in.

Yeah, because he hit it funny.