00:00Hello. I read that when you finished playing, you came and stood on the cop for a game.
00:06You had your hood up and tried to blend into the crowd. Is that story true?
00:10And why did you want to come to stand on the cop?
00:15No entendi un carajo.
00:18Excuse me.
00:18Could you repeat, please?
00:19I didn't understand your accent.
00:24Sorry, I read that when you finished, when you'd retired from playing, you came and stood on the cop for
00:29a game.
00:30Ah, really? Yeah, yeah.
00:31Is that true? Can you remember which game it was? And why you wanted to come to Anfield?
00:36Yeah, nice question. How do you know that?
00:40It was in an interview that you gave many years ago.
00:43Okay. I don't remember because my head is not working out of the football world, but I don't remember the
00:53match, but it was nice.
00:56I wanted to leave as a supporter, one of the best stadiums in the world at Anfield.
01:02And I enjoyed it a lot. And it was different. I remember I got the tickets because Luis Garcia was
01:10playing here.
01:12And he gave me the tickets for me and for, I think, 10 more people.
01:18And it was very nice, very special, very different from what I lived in the past as a player.
01:25And yeah, I enjoyed it a lot.
