Northern Ireland football fans are mourning the death of Billy Bingham at the age of 90.
The legendary former player and manager gifted supporters with many cherished memories over the years.
Back-to-back World Cup final appearances stand tall in his legacy, and who will ever forget that famous win over host nation Spain in 1982.
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Many stories of that epic adventure will be regaled in the days to come, as we all pay tribute to a man who transformed football in Northern Ireland.
And this little moment of nostalgia will evoke plenty of memories.
It was shared two years ago by Gerry Armstrong - the goalscoring hero from that night in Valencia - who was sent the rare footage by Alderman Steward McDonald.
It shows members of the 1982 squad being interviewed by David Icke and singing The Wild Rover.
Armstrong - who is seen leading the sing-along - was on target in a 4-1 defeat to France, which brought the curtain down on Northern Ireland's tournament.
But he will forever be remembered for his heroics against Spain in Valencia.
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