Former Crystal Palace owner Simon Jordan believes that Nottingham Forest legend Stuart Pearce 'bottled' his infamous 1990 FIFA World Cup penalty for England in their semi-final defeat against West Germany.
In a fixture most notably remembered for Paul Gascoigne's tears after he received a yellow card from referee José Roberto Wright, Pearce, despite being so often reliable from 12 yards, saw his penalty saved by Bodo Illgner as England failed to progress through to the final in heartbreaking fashion.
Whilst Chris Waddle also skyed his spot-kick over the crossbar to confirm defeat, Pearce's effort continues to live long in the memory of all involved.