he was a coach at spurs when he suffered a cardiac arrest. he was just 44. i mean, our world changed sort of in a second, as you can imagine. but, he had been monitored, he had been checked out. there were no signs at all. so it was completely out of the blue. the children are getting a lesson in how to save a life of someone collapses. chest compressions and a defibrillator. leading the class, the spurs club doctor, ravi gill. good, good technique. i like that. modern day defibrillators are very easy to use, very safe, very effective. so the earlier it can be recognised and chest compressions given, use of the defibrillator given, can really make a significant impact saving someone s life. watching the lesson, former referee chris foy and ugo ehiogu s team mate at aston villa, dion dublin. he probably had the best body that i have ever seen in my life.