Dejan Savićević

So, I don't know, if you think to the mid-2000s, there was a tier of 15, 20 players who were just superstars.

I mean, you're thinking of that era with Boban and Savicevic and Vigo and there's loads of these guys and they were dotted around the place.

And if they were coming to your club, it is bloody exciting or, you know, whatever it was they were going to do.

But partly it's the talent and partly it's the aura and personality of that generation of professional footballer.

It, I mean, or that it would stop football at all because, uh...

Look, I remember when Yugoslavia was under sanctions, and one of my colleagues in the, uh, council who was a player back then, Dejan Savić, he said, "We are all against Milošević.

We were all a kind of opposition." But they flew to Denmark, and they turned them around.

They didn't even give them the fuel.

...

So.

But he- he's got a-

find him squandering, was sort of empathizing with him because when he was entering, he was glorious.

And don't remember that the staff, the squad of Milan this year, there was Dejan Savicevic, called a genius.

George Weah, an incredible...

Marco Simoni, who couldn't play a match because there were no plays for him.