00:01I remember everything about it.
00:03Freddie Flintoff has been in a crash.
00:05It's so vivid.
00:07These injuries are life-altering.
00:12This is what I'm left with.
00:17I've lived under the radar for seven months.
00:19One of the real frustrations was the speculation.
00:22That's why I'm doing this now.
00:25What actually happened?
00:27Should I call you Freddie or Andrew?
00:30I was this shy kid growing up.
00:33I started calling me Fred.
00:35And then I found this alter-ego.
00:38One half was a solid man,
00:40and the other half was a child.
00:42No one had as much talent as Freddie.
00:45He was incredible.
00:48He gave us these images
00:50which are ingrained in our sporting psyche.
00:54There was just something about him that was different.
00:58As soon as someone says, that's impossible,
01:00then that makes him fly.
01:01All of a sudden, your life can change like that.
01:07That pressure, it's not something I'd ever seen other men talk about
01:12until Fred spoke about it.
01:14It was me against me.
01:15Everyone wants more.
01:18You're just a commodity.
01:20I would say embracing him, but I'm not trying to lie to be scattered.
01:26It's almost like a reset.
01:28I'm trying to find out what I am now.
01:30I always seem to be able to flick a switch.
01:37I've got to fight that switch again.
01:39To be continued...
01:42Again and interesting.
01:44Yeah, exactly.
01:50Yeah.
01:51We continued to be set up and 만� and talking about it.
01:54I called Rock Nectarём an layman.
01:56I think that's a little guy.
01:57In that case, it was a adventure.
01:58I'm cast out.
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