Sócrates

Because that period in the, I suppose, the early 80s, the great Brazil teams were something that was written about and there wasn't a lot of footage of them.

And the new age of Brazil was really around Zico and Socrates.

and two quite different players and Zico incredibly tricky incredibly skillful not very big so he was playing really great football at a time when boys would just come in two foot it and try and break his leg most tackles and he managed to do it and he didn't Like a lot of those South Americans, he didn't do it a lot in Europe.

He went for a season or two to somebody in Italy, I can't remember.

The club's permanent home arrived in the same year it renewed the Brazilian connection.

At Pacaembu Stadium, Sócrates scored for the Brazilian Corinthians, then spent part of the second half with the visitors.

Rivellino and Wladimir also appeared.

In that game, the son won one-nothing, and the family carried on.

In 2015, Corinthian-Casuals returned to face the Brazilian team in front of 26,000 people at their World Cup stadium.

The hosts won three-nothing.

Brazilian midfielder Danilo repeated Sócrates' gesture and played a few minutes in chocolate and pink.

The relationship now lives in Tolworth too.

I think that will be one of those names that comes up in the Alan Hansen

Socrates burrito conversation.

Socrates burrito, yeah.

I mean, Daz Cameron hit a ball to the catwalk at the Trop.

I've never seen that, so I'll remember him for that.