Not unwarranted. Such an important figure throughout his life, of course you would shed a tear. In my eyes, the cap and the tears are like a double whammy of utmost respect.
Does anyone replay Mr. Pigden saying "Hello Ian! Long time no see." Like the warmth, the kindness, and love in his voice makes me wish I would've known him.
And you can hear in his voice that despite all his successes Ian will always be that sweet little kid learning to kick a football🥺❤️ his voice is literally the vibe of Cbeebies.
Man, if you haven't already watched it, I recommend _"Ian Wright pays tribute to his childhood teacher"_ where Wrighty talks about Mr. Pigden after Mr. P passed away. I warn you, you'd better be prepared for even more tears than here......
imagine seeing someone you never got to say goodbye, thinking they were dead, suddenly appear in front of you and then proceeds to tell you how proud they are of you. i'd tear up too.
You wont if you transgress against God by denying him and/or associating partners with him (aka saying the not all-knowing male Jesus = God). If u wanna enter heaven you must fulfill the requirements of the One who introduced to you the term heaven in the first place
@@RandomFlask175 you talk about getting ENDLESS enjoyment, peace, happiness and tranquility for free?????? You couldnt even get a flippin drivers license for free if you tried, but endless fulfillment you think its rational to demand for free with no form of effort in any way shape or form whatsoever?? Yeah thats some high iq level stuff right there
I can identify with this. I taught for 47 years ranging from preparing pupils for university whilst wearing an academic gown to lion taming scallies in a PRU in Liverpool. I had the honour to be one lad’s best man at his wedding but stood at the graveside of one of my lads who was out of reach and took 8 bullets to the chest. I am now 67 years of age and I am recovering from surgery for cancer but I feel privileged to have once been a teacher. Teaching is the best job in the world.
Wow... Sorry for the loss of the lad who got 8 to the chest. But you had to be one hell of a teacher to be made best man at the other ones wedding. Salute to you, sir. The world needs more people like you.
My condolences, I don’t think anyone deserves to go through that. I also could not imagine teaching, though the rewards seem to be amazing. I hope you recover well!
Don’t you guys hear the way Ian says “you’re alive?” Clearly Ian had taken out a contract on this man’s life and was under the impression that it had been completed.
Never laughed at a comment before in my life, until now.. you have won the section my friend and I can’t watch it with the same emotions as I did before I saw your comment 😂😂😂
And I loved how he was a couple of steps lower than Mr. Pigden so when he hugged him, it must have been like he was a literal child, with the height difference.
I'm a Newcastle follower and always liked Wrighty - there's nothing to dislike about the man and he remains a national treasure. Taking his cap off when he saw Mr Pigden tells you everything about Wrighty's character. Heartwarming to watch.
@@tederiksin7783 nothing wrong with feelings you clown but there is no need to announce it to peope you don't know unless you're after like of like minded nerds
Ian had a bad home life...this brilliant teacher made him believe in his ability to be a great footballer and an even greater man....it restores your faith in the human race....may he rest in peace.
I had the privilege if speaking to Ian Wright about 10 years ago and he is one of the warmest people I've ever met, and the energy he emits is extraordinary. I was never a fan of Arsenal but I absolutely love this man.
The best advert to get people in to teaching is to show videos of people reuniting with the teachers who changed their lives. Show the results of what teaching has already done !!!
Spurs fan. The respect Ian gave to his former teacher was fantastic, top bloke. My mum was a dedicated teacher (pupils with reading difficulty), and she'd regularly get stopped by adults in public "you taught me to read Mrs P". What a feeling that must be.
My mom was a teacher's assistant. In 1985 she helped bilingual kids (English/Spanish) who were really behind. Now 35 years later, they still stop my mom and said that she made a positive impact on their lives. They visit her, talk to her. A couple of her students who were really behind in their studies, ended up going to law school. They always say it's because of my mom.
One of the most beautiful, honest and sincere things I have witnessed I cried as a 66 yr old Aussie witnessing humanity and compassion at its finest ❤.. luv ya Ian and Mr. Pigden 🙏
0:29 *To meet someone who’s impacted your life for the better, and you heard he was dead as well. You feel almost every emotion along the spectrum of human possibility and looking for the right words to say to this person. And he’s accepted he’s been gone for a while now, that’s just… Wow… incredibly moving.*
Wow. And the teacher never got in contact with him in all those years. Always watched him from far proudly. Real heroes are like that. And Ian s reaction is great
This is possibly the purest video I have ever watched. I cant stop replaying it either. His face when he see's him for the 1st time again, the disbelief, taking his cap off as a mark or respect, the tears, the cuddle, the pain and joy in his voice at the same time!! It all just adds up to being so unfiltered and real. He goes from heartache for over 20yrs to sheer disbelief and then into pure joy then tears all within 10-15 seconds. Say what you want about Wrighty and the team he represented at the time....but you cannot take away his pure love and energy he carries with him. This is just a beautiful video. And I'm not ashamed to admit that I cried watching it. Several times as well. I keep coming back to it for some reason. Sheer Humility Wrighty ❤
You can't fake the shock, mutual respect and love with these guys. Teachers did and do have massive effects on kids. Especially if one sees potential or need and gives a little extra time or motivation to a pupil who hasn't necessarily been brought up in an environment most of us take for granted. That intervention can give a child confidence and skills that can be built upon to do things in life they would never have achieved. I had such a teacher, but it wasn't just me there were some of my mates who also were encouraged in skills that others teachers had ignored and written them off. Thanks Mr W,
The way he instantly takes off his flat cap, shows how much respect Ian shows to the people in his life. He damn near made me cry too. This is why he is such a legend. I love this, thanks for sharing.
The most British "Long time no see" along with his reaction, taking his hat off etc, makes the whole scene looking like it's straight out of a movie ❤️
Not even an arsenal fan ( Celtic man like KT) but even I choked up when Wrighty realised who it was & the respect he showed by taking his cap off shows just how much respect he had for the old boy
Man I still remembered meeting my high school French Teacher for the first time in 10 years last January. I broke in tears when I finally saw him because he's now blinded by birth defect but still remembered my voice. He practically taught me not just French, but linguistics in general, which enabled me to have a teaching and writing career. I've got so much respect for teachers I've become one myself. My prayer and good wishes goes to all teachers, and especially former students who holds their teacher in utmost respect and endearment
Most people have a Mr Pigden in their lives. When I was old enough to realise this, my "Mr Pigden" is long gone. I cried like a bastard thinking about that!
World war two spitfire pilot and he flew over Buckingham palace on ve day . But was more proud of what Ian did with his life than any of his own achievements . What a legend RIP Mr Pigden .
Wow what a topman Ian Wright takes his hat of and what a lovely man his teacher is softly spoken and crying and giving him a hug had me in floods of tears
This is a beautiful video. I have the same sort of affection for a certain Mr Hoban from Tramore who was the first man to try and teach me, not terrorize me into learning off passages which had no meaning for me, at all, and if a asked a question regarding them I got beaten, where the teachers in The Tech actually took the time to explain them to us,
Wrighty finished his playing career at my club Burnley and he helped us get into the Championship in 2000. Even though he didn’t play many games for us his contribution was huge and without him we simply would not have been promoted. Thank you Wrighty…you are a Clarets legend.
My mom was a teacher's assistant in an elementary school. Her job was Working with the 'underachievers'. She helped many of them improve academically. And no w 35+ years later they remember my mom and treat her with love and respect. One of her underachievers went to law school and another one is in management at Target.
I cry everytime I watch this , doesn't everyone has a favourite teacher ?. A war hero goes on to become a teacher to take a young wayward kid under his wing and helps mould a genuinely nice guy and one of the best strikers this country has produced . Brilliant . Anyone who boos the taking of the knee needs to learn from this clip and watch the mutual respect these two have for each other .
I went to a school reunion a few years back , we had a teacher back then a Mr Hart who laid down strict discipline everyone was terrified of him , he was at the reunion and the respect shown to that man was amazing everyone was made up to see him , it was great to have a few drinks with him and give him a big hug at the end of the night ,
BLM has nothing to do with this. In fact, BLM has nothing to do with UK and is an endemic degenerate product of American culture. People in this clip had the luck to live in an era when noone was indoctrinating them about being oppressors or oppressed. Hence the mutual respect. Englishmen who take the knee to anything else than God, their country or their wife should learn from this clip and more from their own history in general.
You were good until you went into the kneeing stuff. There is no need for it. We all understand racism is bad. So let’s move on and make a change and not just pander to the masses and say ‘look ma, I’m making a difference, I can kneel’. Actually make a difference ey?
It's truly remarkable to see a grown man turn into a child. The hug is on a different plane, holding of his pinky. He just melted into the young boy back in school. What a sweet reunion. As a man who grew up without a father, I wish I had this.
This is why it’s so important for boys to have good male role models in their lives. Boys especially don’t do well when there is no male in the home. I was crying watching this 😢
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Taking his hat off, tells us everything about him.
Such a respectful gesture and he did it automatically
I’m 38 fucking love this guy
Yea without thinking!
The respect in that gesture
Respect. What a champ! Speaks volumes abt the kind of man he is
How respectful to remove his cap. Such an emotional guy.
I couldn't hold back my tears...
@@teejayok68 Me either, mate. Much respect to both fellas.
Weird that boomers feel wearing a hat is a sign of disrespect. Literally cloth on your head is seen as an insult.
And addressing him as Mr. Superb
Not unwarranted. Such an important figure throughout his life, of course you would shed a tear. In my eyes, the cap and the tears are like a double whammy of utmost respect.
Does anyone replay Mr. Pigden saying "Hello Ian! Long time no see." Like the warmth, the kindness, and love in his voice makes me wish I would've known him.
Yes I noticed dat too.. 😍
ASMR
And you can hear in his voice that despite all his successes Ian will always be that sweet little kid learning to kick a football🥺❤️ his voice is literally the vibe of Cbeebies.
Man, if you haven't already watched it, I recommend _"Ian Wright pays tribute to his childhood teacher"_ where Wrighty talks about Mr. Pigden after Mr. P passed away. I warn you, you'd better be prepared for even more tears than here......
It's here ua-cam.com/video/a4VHhvnw3AI/v-deo.html
imagine seeing someone you never got to say goodbye,
thinking they were dead,
suddenly appear in front of you
and then proceeds to tell you
how proud they are of you.
i'd tear up too.
I teared up reading this comment
@@destinitra me tooo :
I’m gonna cry a niagara falls
I'm not crying, who said I was crying. Never seen this before, such a beautiful moment.
ok?
One of the most moving things I’ve ever seen in my life
Truly beautiful💜💜
I'm not crying, you're crying...
😭😭😭😭
“Hello Ian, long time no see” is the sound I wanna be greeted with when i go to heaven.
You wont if you transgress against God by denying him and/or associating partners with him (aka saying the not all-knowing male Jesus = God). If u wanna enter heaven you must fulfill the requirements of the One who introduced to you the term heaven in the first place
don't pretend to know the rules. no one does. @@MK-hw2ir
@@MK-hw2irStop being a preachy asshole, people like you drive people away in the other direction.
@@MK-hw2ir If Heaven is real there won't be any of these stupid requirements to get there
@@RandomFlask175 you talk about getting ENDLESS enjoyment, peace, happiness and tranquility for free?????? You couldnt even get a flippin drivers license for free if you tried, but endless fulfillment you think its rational to demand for free with no form of effort in any way shape or form whatsoever?? Yeah thats some high iq level stuff right there
How he hugs him, like a ten year old boy, one of the most emotional videos of all time
At the same height difference he would’ve been when he made that impact 🥹
He still even uses the proper term he would have at school, and he removed his hat you can tell the respect he has for this man is incredible.
The hat was removed smartish, right smartish, Much respect.
Old school respect
I can identify with this. I taught for 47 years ranging from preparing pupils for university whilst wearing an academic gown to lion taming scallies in a PRU in Liverpool.
I had the honour to be one lad’s best man at his wedding but stood at the graveside of one of my lads who was out of reach and took 8 bullets to the chest.
I am now 67 years of age and I am recovering from surgery for cancer but I feel privileged to have once been a teacher.
Teaching is the best job in the world.
Wow... Sorry for the loss of the lad who got 8 to the chest. But you had to be one hell of a teacher to be made best man at the other ones wedding. Salute to you, sir. The world needs more people like you.
@@thanossnap4170 thank you. Such a nice reply and much appreciated.
My condolences, I don’t think anyone deserves to go through that. I also could not imagine teaching, though the rewards seem to be amazing. I hope you recover well!
@@lotusforall4163 thank you x
Thank you for your service and we pray for your recovery 🙏
Don’t you guys hear the way Ian says “you’re alive?”
Clearly Ian had taken out a contract on this man’s life and was under the impression that it had been completed.
🤣
Never laughed at a comment before in my life, until now.. you have won the section my friend and I can’t watch it with the same emotions as I did before I saw your comment 😂😂😂
😂😂this is not the time for banter and jokes, but that was a good one, none of us can admit we would let that one go over our “heads”
Pigden knew and was coming back for revenge but the cameras ruined it. Just listen to the way he says "hello ian" sounds like a hitman himself
@@user-ds5lf3he3x 😂😂😂 changing this narrative is literally hilarious
You can see his inner child come through when he saw his teacher again. That childly innocence and intimate respect. It’s so lovely.
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
And I loved how he was a couple of steps lower than Mr. Pigden so when he hugged him, it must have been like he was a literal child, with the height difference.
Just taking off the hat. That alone. That is respect. Such a legend.
For a few seconds Wright became a school child in his mind and all them memories flashed back
I'm a Newcastle follower and always liked Wrighty - there's nothing to dislike about the man and he remains a national treasure. Taking his cap off when he saw Mr Pigden tells you everything about Wrighty's character. Heartwarming to watch.
Never liked Arsenal much but always liked Ian Wright. Great story and good that he acknowledges what this guy did to
Help him. Respect to them both.
I love Arsenal and I love Ian wright - what a beautiful moment this was. RIP Mr. Pigdon.
I was a Leeds fan at that time, but always time for great people who influenced our game, no matter where.
There are certain players that go beyond merely a club legend. Players who regardless of club rivalries are liked and appreciated.
I'm crying. I don't care what everybody says. But I'm crying.
So, why do you have to tell everyone?
@@pizzagateisrealit is called feelings, something that you will never understand
@@tederiksin7783 nothing wrong with feelings you clown but there is no need to announce it to peope you don't know unless you're after like of like minded nerds
@@pizzagateisreal he better tweet it
@@Ezra4216 probably already has
Ian had a bad home life...this brilliant teacher made him believe in his ability to be a great footballer and an even greater man....it restores your faith in the human race....may he rest in peace.
I had the privilege if speaking to Ian Wright about 10 years ago and he is one of the warmest people I've ever met, and the energy he emits is extraordinary. I was never a fan of Arsenal but I absolutely love this man.
Apart from the racism and black supremecy yeah he's alright
God, would you piss off.
@@skrrttz racism? and wtf is black supremacy in england
@@skrrttz From him?
@@skrrttz what are you on about?
There are teachers and there’s also life educators ,this man is both 👌🏻
The best advert to get people in to teaching is to show videos of people reuniting with the teachers who changed their lives. Show the results of what teaching has already done !!!
Spurs fan. The respect Ian gave to his former teacher was fantastic, top bloke. My mum was a dedicated teacher (pupils with reading difficulty), and she'd regularly get stopped by adults in public "you taught me to read Mrs P". What a feeling that must be.
My mom was a teacher's assistant. In 1985 she helped bilingual kids (English/Spanish) who were really behind.
Now 35 years later, they still stop my mom and said that she made a positive impact on their lives. They visit her, talk to her. A couple of her students who were really behind in their studies, ended up going to law school. They always say it's because of my mom.
Ian Wright is one of the nicest guys ever to grace a football pitch.
nah he was a dirty fucker on it lol
@@wannabe0rockstar just like you associate your username probably says a lot about you kid
@@wannabe0rockstar edge lord
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You never watched him play then 🙏
"and I'm so glad you've done so well with yourself" welled up when I saw Wrighty like that
One of the most beautiful, honest and sincere things I have witnessed
I cried as a 66 yr old Aussie witnessing humanity and compassion at its finest
❤.. luv ya Ian and Mr. Pigden 🙏
The way he hugged his teacher was so cute
0:29
*To meet someone who’s impacted your life for the better, and you heard he was dead as well. You feel almost every emotion along the spectrum of human possibility and looking for the right words to say to this person. And he’s accepted he’s been gone for a while now, that’s just… Wow… incredibly moving.*
Mr. Pigden probably thought he was making banter (old people joke about death) but the guy was genuinely in shock.
@@brmbkl yeah, very emotional…
You can't fake that sort of emotion
I would of done the same if I saw mother again..she passed when I was 20
Tears from my eyes like burgers and fries
😂😂😂😂😂
I have said it once and I'll say it again Ian Wright is a gentleman and a legend...
Wow. And the teacher never got in contact with him in all those years. Always watched him from far proudly. Real heroes are like that. And Ian s reaction is great
This is possibly the purest video I have ever watched. I cant stop replaying it either. His face when he see's him for the 1st time again, the disbelief, taking his cap off as a mark or respect, the tears, the cuddle, the pain and joy in his voice at the same time!! It all just adds up to being so unfiltered and real. He goes from heartache for over 20yrs to sheer disbelief and then into pure joy then tears all within 10-15 seconds. Say what you want about Wrighty and the team he represented at the time....but you cannot take away his pure love and energy he carries with him. This is just a beautiful video. And I'm not ashamed to admit that I cried watching it. Several times as well. I keep coming back to it for some reason.
Sheer Humility Wrighty ❤
💕💗💗
You can't fake the shock, mutual respect and love with these guys. Teachers did and do have massive effects on kids. Especially if one sees potential or need and gives a little extra time or motivation to a pupil who hasn't necessarily been brought up in an environment most of us take for granted. That intervention can give a child confidence and skills that can be built upon to do things in life they would never have achieved. I had such a teacher, but it wasn't just me there were some of my mates who also were encouraged in skills that others teachers had ignored and written them off. Thanks Mr W,
I'm a teacher, NOT in the UK but your welcome.
His taking off his hat speaks volumes to his upbringing and character. Well done, sir!
Two fantastic human beings. Both true legends.
just attended my teacher's first death anniversary today. Covid took him away last year. it's a real blessing to have teachers like this in your life.
That double take and that look of it sinking in is one for the books, I'm not crying or anything but so happy we all got to share this moment
Respect to Ian Wright for how he reacts to this gentleman.
The way he instantly takes off his flat cap, shows how much respect Ian shows to the people in his life. He damn near made me cry too. This is why he is such a legend. I love this, thanks for sharing.
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
I dont know… but it seems that the teacher looked like a soft, kind hearted, gentle human being that you can depend on when you are down
I come back to this often to remind myself that there are truly good people out there.
God bless Mr Pigden and Ian.
I'm a Spurs fan, but have always had a soft spot for Wrighty. This is just another reason to love and respect him.
Conduct yourself in a manner that will elicit this kind of reaction from others.
The most British "Long time no see" along with his reaction, taking his hat off etc, makes the whole scene looking like it's straight out of a movie ❤️
A English soccer legend taking his hat off in the presence of his teacher show just how much respect Ian had for his teacher
This is the impact a teacher should have on his/her students.
It was so much more than a job, you literally can mould a person.
Not even an arsenal fan ( Celtic man like KT) but even I choked up when Wrighty realised who it was & the respect he showed by taking his cap off shows just how much respect he had for the old boy
When the teacher said "Hello Ian" it's like I saw all my life in slow motion. Goosebumps
Same bro
Man I still remembered meeting my high school French Teacher for the first time in 10 years last January. I broke in tears when I finally saw him because he's now blinded by birth defect but still remembered my voice. He practically taught me not just French, but linguistics in general, which enabled me to have a teaching and writing career.
I've got so much respect for teachers I've become one myself.
My prayer and good wishes goes to all teachers, and especially former students who holds their teacher in utmost respect and endearment
Ivv watch this over and over. How wonderful can humanity be
This is what life is all about. Connection, love and respect. God bless Mr.Pigden and all those like him.
Wow just wow, the reclaimed lost boy and his sensei. This speaks so much of what is good in this world. Two legends .⚽️💪
He suddenly becomes the boy he used to be, the love he has for his teacher.
Now that’s a very decent human being…. Ian you’re a credit to your self mate
If you ever dislike Ian Wright, if you ever write or say something dirogatory about him
Watch this video
Only takes a few moments of your time to become a hero to young people.
Beautiful moment
I wish one day I can be as impactful in someone's life as this.
This is actually very touching. Ian really is speechless when he realises it's his old teacher standing in front of him - alive. Fantastic clip!
"And I'm so glad...you've done so well with yourself"
And now I'm crying.....
I could no nothing about Ian other than this video, and yet it tells me all about him, and what a fantastic character he has.
takes his hat of, what a gent, wrighty is such a loveable dude, you cant teach what he has :)
Nothing but class,you can really see the respect he has for him,very powerful moment
Most people have a Mr Pigden in their lives. When I was old enough to realise this, my "Mr Pigden" is long gone. I cried like a bastard thinking about that!
cringe
I don't
@@richardjones3792 shut up Richard.
Bastards don't cry
Unfortunately there's a lot of people who don't, and I think it can be a problem... Seems like Ravel Morrison is an example reading into his backstory
Totally respectful of Ian well done
How quickly we show that we’re all still children underneath
Teachers matter, take it from someone who struggled in high school, they bring out the best in you.
I've always liked Ian Wright. You can he is a good man from this vid.
I can watch this 100 times
This is one of those most beautiful … viewings I have ever experienced in my own life
Ian is so humble and respectful.
What a heartfelt story Ian Wright is a true gentleman
World war two spitfire pilot and he flew over Buckingham palace on ve day . But was more proud of what Ian did with his life than any of his own achievements . What a legend RIP Mr Pigden .
Seen this dozens of times. Its still making a grown man cry. Such a lovely story, restores faith in humanity. ❤
Wow what a topman Ian Wright takes his hat of and what a lovely man his teacher is softly spoken and crying and giving him a hug had me in floods of tears
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
@edithbannerman4 I'm doing fine hope u OK very cold 🥶 where I am
@@darrellmann7468 I’m located at Ohio how about you?
This tears me up every time. I'd be the same if I were to reunite with my old teacher from Langley, Berkshire all those decades ago. Mrs Singer 🌹💕
This is a beautiful video. I have the same sort of affection for a certain Mr Hoban from Tramore who was the first man to try and teach me, not terrorize me into learning off passages which had no meaning for me, at all, and if a asked a question regarding them I got beaten, where the teachers in The Tech actually took the time to explain them to us,
Wrighty finished his playing career at my club Burnley and he helped us get into the Championship in 2000.
Even though he didn’t play many games for us his contribution was huge and without him we simply would not have been promoted.
Thank you Wrighty…you are a Clarets legend.
every few months i come back to this to restore my faith in humanity
I'm back here again after having a few down weeks.
This video humbles me.
My mom was a teacher's assistant in an elementary school. Her job was Working with the 'underachievers'. She helped many of them improve academically. And no w 35+ years later they remember my mom and treat her with love and respect.
One of her underachievers went to law school and another one is in management at Target.
The respect that man had to take his hat off for a teacher says it all🙏🏾
My Papa was that man in my life for me. I would give anything to hear his voice again.
You truly see how this man effected his life is such a positive way..
I cry everytime I watch this , doesn't everyone has a favourite teacher ?. A war hero goes on to become a teacher to take a young wayward kid under his wing and helps mould a genuinely nice guy and one of the best strikers this country has produced . Brilliant . Anyone who boos the taking of the knee needs to learn from this clip and watch the mutual respect these two have for each other .
I went to a school reunion a few years back , we had a teacher back then a Mr Hart who laid down strict discipline everyone was terrified of him , he was at the reunion and the respect shown to that man was amazing everyone was made up to see him , it was great to have a few drinks with him and give him a big hug at the end of the night ,
Same here
BLM has nothing to do with this. In fact, BLM has nothing to do with UK and is an endemic degenerate product of American culture. People in this clip had the luck to live in an era when noone was indoctrinating them about being oppressors or oppressed. Hence the mutual respect.
Englishmen who take the knee to anything else than God, their country or their wife should learn from this clip and more from their own history in general.
@@Nadstratosfer wow ! I take it you will be representing the professional victims society .
You were good until you went into the kneeing stuff. There is no need for it. We all understand racism is bad. So let’s move on and make a change and not just pander to the masses and say ‘look ma, I’m making a difference, I can kneel’. Actually make a difference ey?
It's truly remarkable to see a grown man turn into a child. The hug is on a different plane, holding of his pinky. He just melted into the young boy back in school. What a sweet reunion. As a man who grew up without a father, I wish I had this.
this video get's me every time... damn onions
Ian thought he was seeing a ghost. Great reaction, great teacher and great footballer.
No matter which team you support this kind of situation gives us tears 🤗🤗
Mr. Pigdon may not have expected to be recognized, but feel sure that wonderful man didn't expect that heartfelt reaction. RIP Mr. Pigdon.
An incredibly moving moment. What a player as well
This is absolutely brilliant.
Staggering humility and appreciation from a football legend.
About time, to the Palace and arise Sir Ian Wright!
Still one of the most endearing, beautiful, respectful clips on the internet. Speaks book volumes of good of both of them.
I remember this, and it still gets me now😑
Listen to Ian’s voice right at the beginning of the introduction 👏👏👏
This is what you call respect 👍
Love this clip. What a teacher and what a great guy Ian is.
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
His tears say's it all, the respect and love for his mentor.
Amazing . What absolutely humbling clip . One of the best things I've seen on UA-cam..
The way he said Mr Picton & took his hat off to him. Such respect 👏👏👏
When a hero of many men meets the man who helped them along the way, powerful stuff. 👏
This is why it’s so important for boys to have good male role models in their lives. Boys especially don’t do well when there is no male in the home. I was crying watching this 😢
This got me, the way he took his cap off and when he hugged him it was like he was still a kid.he looked small. Bless
Respect to the teacher and the student, both proving humanity is loving one another.