Terry Butcher: ‘I’ve learned to live with the Hand of God goal better’
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The former England centre-back answers your questions on Diego Maradona, Bobby Robson and on staying in strange places
Terry Butcher: ‘I said to Bobby, if you take me off I’ll hit you.’ Photograph: Tom Jenkins/The GuardianTerry Butcher: ‘I said to Bobby, if you take me off I’ll hit you.’ Photograph: Tom Jenkins/The GuardianInterviewTerry Butcher: ‘I’ve learned to live with the Hand of God goal better’As told to Nick Ames
The former England centre-back answers your questions on Diego Maradona, Bobby Robson and on staying in strange places
“Have you made up all these on your own?” asks Terry Butcher, sitting in a London office in the week he is presented with his England legacy cap. It turns out dozens of Guardian readers want to pick the brains of a much-loved centre-back who was feted en route to a World Cup semi-final and tormented four years previously by the mercurial genius of Diego Maradona.