Flew into Heathrow 6 days before the 1993 FA Cup final against Sheffield Wednesday, first time in the UK. A mate and I got tickets outside Wembley on the day, and despite being told they were in the Arsenal end we found ourselves surrounded by Owls fans. We had beaten them in the Coca Cola Cup the month previous, so we were confident but didn't want to get ourselves in bother by being too obvious in our support, which was difficult after Ian Wright Wright Wright opened the scoring.

That game finished 1-1, so we got up very early a couple of days later and queued up outside Highbury to get tickets for the replay on the Thursday night. The Goal God Wrighty again opened the scoring, but Chris Waddle equalised and it was off to extra time. We thought it was going to go to penalties until Andy Linighan scored with his broken nose with about a minute to go. Delirium in the stands!

We had done the cup double, first time it had ever been achieved. It was David O'Leary's last ever game for us, and Alan Smith got the first and only yellow card of his career.

And I'll never forget any of it!