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The former director of Everton's Youth Academy says he'll "never forget" the phone call he got from the scout who spotted an eight-year-old Wayne Rooney.

Ray Hall spoke after Rooney became England's all-time leading goal scorer, taking his international tally to 50 goals - beating Sir Bobby Charlton's 47-year-old record.

"Bob [Pendleton] contacted me and said Ray you need to come down and watch a young boy that's playing at the local fields," Ray said.

"So I went down thinking I'd be only head of youth down there and it was like a who's who. There must have been about 20 from clubs from all over the place."

Ray added that he'd "never seen" a talent like Rooney and he asked him and his family to come in and sign for the club before local rivals Liverpool could pounce.

This clip is originally from Phil Williams on Tuesday 8 September 2015