Davor Šuker

So it wasn't a good time to be a Real Madrid supporter.

Then comes the generation of the Fabio Capello, which they call the, the Ferrari team, which had Davor Šuker, Predrag Mijatović, Raul, Clarence Seedorf, uh, Fernando Redondo, Fernando Hierro.

So they were absolutely massive.

They won, of course, the Champions League then with Ainkas in '98.

Then they could-

Yeah, Boban, Šuker, all those players, yeah.

Yeah, Boban, Šuker, Jarni, et-- and so on.

We have our Montenegrin players from Montenegro, Mijatović and goalkeeper Leković.

I suppose at least some of the listeners know for Mijatović, and maybe they remember Real Madrid in, uh, '98, that goal against Juventus.

No.

Didn't Davor Šuker, did he play for Madrid? Maybe not.

[laughs]

No idea.

Adebayor's correct.

Sorry, someone's ringing me.

Uh, Anelka, Júlio Baptista, Özil, Davor Šuker was correct, and Martin Ødegaard.

You could have also had Kepa Arrizabalaga-

Either you show your strengths, either you show your power and your quality, or you're gonna lose that game, because right now you're just a shame." And, uh, and the guy that came back on the field, and one...

uh, five minutes after, um, uh, Šuker scored the goal for Croatia.

And it was like a wake-up call.

And, uh, I saw the guys changing their mind, and that's the day where a guy who never scored before and ne- will never score after that, Lilian Thuram scored two goals.

It's ki- it's sad seeing Croatia in this state, you know? This is not the Croatia we [laughs], we...

Even, like, I grew up with, like, '98, Davor Suker and those guys.

Um, and there was some good-

Yeah

Which player finished as the leading scorer at the 1998 Men's World Cup? Who got the golden boot?

Davor Suker.

Very good.

Plus two.

And it was, was it Ashley Cole?

No, no.

It was Davor Suker and Patrick Vieira.

Oh.