"He relives his stunning halfway-line strike for Everton against West Ham in 2017, and reveals whether Sir Alex Ferguson used to lose his temper seeing him try something like that at Manchester United. Wayne also opens up on the infamous moment he swore into the camera after scoring against West Ham, why he did it, whether he regrets it now, and why he felt the two-game ban that followed was especially harsh."
"The episode also dives into some of the Premier League's greatest goals, including his role in Robin van Persie's iconic volley against Aston Villa in 2013, why it wasn't just a lucky moment, and where it ranks among the best strikes the league has ever seen. Plus, he revisits the famous end-to-end team goal with Cristiano Ronaldo against Bolton, how it was worked on in training, and why that tactic was often so effective for United, especially against Arsenal."
Recollections cover a stunning halfway-line strike for Everton in 2017 and whether Sir Alex Ferguson reacted to similar attempts at Manchester United. An infamous on-camera swearing after scoring against West Ham is explained, with reasons, regrets, and why the subsequent two-game ban felt harsh. Detailed discussion covers Premier League greats, including involvement in Robin van Persie's 2013 volley and its standing among top strikes. The famous end-to-end United goal with Cristiano Ronaldo is revisited, including training work and tactical effectiveness against Arsenal. Personal anecdotes include shaving the number 19 on the chest, Coleen's reaction, and a charades story miming a boot incident. Viewing and listening options include BBC Sport YouTube, iPlayer, and BBC Sounds.
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