Scott Minto

Yeah, I was.

I mean, yes, Graham's right.

I was just about to say, seeing Graham Sooner's crying was very distressing, to be honest.

But it was...

But I've just... Do you know what?

I think the one... Well, there's a number of things I remember about that, Dan, and I think the guys have encapsulated it really well, but it was the atmosphere.

When he scored the second free kick, I honestly thought the roof was going to come off the stadium.

It was incredible.

I remember playing there in the playoffs, I think it was in 2000, when Paul Scoles scored two goals.

And the atmosphere at Hamburg, there's nothing like it.

It's incredible, you know, and it's...

it is something to behold to go watch a game now or to play in a game there, because there are certain stadiums or certain games when you actually, it's so hard to hear anything or hear anybody.

Every time you had the ball, there was this wall of noise, but it was an incredible place to play.

And that game, I think, you know, you said it was a fair result.

I think when you go to one after a minute to go, you've got to look and think we were incredibly unlucky not to win that one.

And it was a, it was a genuine shame, I must admit.

The National Anthem, when they play the National Anthem, the way that everyone goes quiet for it, I thought it was a really nice touch.

It's why Harry came.

I've got a wrong National Anthem.

The two-point catch was unbelievable from Lee Griffiths.