Is it true that you had to have therapy to get over seeing David Busst's leg broken before your eyes? How did you play on after that happened?
Karen Walters, via e-mail
No, I never had therapy, but it wasn’t a nice experience. I saw it all happen. It was early on in a game we needed to win, the crowd were really up for it, there was a fantastic atmosphere, but after that everyone went numb and the atmosphere disappeared. Both teams just went through the motions to get the game over. It was very difficult. What we had witnessed was horrendous, very, very nasty. It was tragic for David.
We tried to see David in the following days, but he was having too many operations. However, we were fortunate enough to play in his testimonial a year later. The game was in our holiday time, but every United player was queuing up to play in it. Then a year later I bumped into him at Old Trafford and we had a good, long chat, and for me that was the day it finished. It was closure, because he told me he was happy, working with kids in Coventry. For two years, from the accident to that day, it was in my head all the time. I felt sorry for him, but also I knew it could have happened to any one of us. To see him as happy as he was showed me that he had come through it all.