By the time Twain's team returned to England, the airport newsstands had already put out the latest newspapers. He was on all the front pages. He bought a copy of all the newspapers and enjoyed the media's praise on the bus back to Nottingham, which greatly satisfied his vanity.
It was truly great news that they could beat Barcelona in an away game, score two away goals and make a good start to advance into the Champions League's top eight teams.
If they did not have to play a league game this weekend, Twain would have really wanted to give the group of hard-working players a day off and let them have a relaxing break.
The bus arrived at the Nottingham Wilford training base and the players said goodbye to Twain in succession as they left their respective cars.
Unlike the players, most of the coaches did not have cars and choose to head home on public transport instead.
