The crazy thing is, when I got up close to the goalkeeper, there were 80,000 people there and television cameras, but what came into my head was, if I hit this guy, nobody will see me.

Big Jock came up to me after and said,

What were you thinking?

And I was stupid enough to repeat that to him.

You can imagine what he said.

So welcome to it was what it was with me, Rob Draper and with Jonathan Wilson.

And that was John Hughes, the Celtic forward on, frankly, attacking the Rasingkeeper, Augustin Sejas,

in the playoff of the Intercontinental Cup in 1967.

And today we're talking about one of the great games of all time.

It may not be a game you've particularly heard of,

but it really is one of the most notorious, one of the most fascinating clashes,

or in football history, I think,

between Rasing and Celtic in 1967, it is the Intercontinental Cup.

What today we would call the World Club Cup, but in those days was just the champions of Europe playing

the champions of South America.

And it was such a tight game.

There was one game in Glasgow, another game in Aphesaneda, and resulted in a draw.

And in those days, they just hung around in South America for three days to have a

playoff game in Montevideo in Uruguay, which in itself is quite extraordinary.

It's just, as you can tell from the quote, a very violent game, a huge clash of

cultures and football stars. And Jonathan, tell us a little bit about this and fill us in on the

background. I mean, you're right. It is a notorious game. It is notorious for its violence. And

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