Rod Wallace

He'd been runner-up for the Golden Boot at Italia 90 thanks to a hat-trick of headers against Costa Rica, and at 6'4 and a mullet, he sounded tailor-made for Leeds.

At Genoa, he'd formed a lethal partnership with 5'5 Carlos Aguilera, who, to Wilco, could be a Uruguayan Rod Wallace.

In one season, they'd each scored 15 in the notoriously defensive Serie A, and it was easy to imagine Scoravi plundering and creating in the Premier League alongside Little Rod or even young Jamie Forrester.

That was the brief in summer 1994, another £3m replacement for Chapman.

I might have done.

I said Rod Wallace

as you said Rod Wallace.

You didn't give me the point.

I

don't know if it was Rod Wallace, was it? Have I already asked you that question? Have I used an old question?

I recall Rod Wallace being disgust.

I don't know if it was that same question.

you want to answer it then, Luke? Do you mean right? Do you mean right? No, it's absolutely wrong.

That's Rod Wallace.

Rod Wallace, I'd have said.

So I fucking didn't you? Because he said, I know

who it is, and you said, well, tell us then.

Were

you shitting yourself over the

Rod Wallace question? Oh, no, it could be