Heard it on - I think - on Sky News.
From the captain's statement it wasn't clear what part he played in the emergency himself
He said "Flying is about teamwork - and we had outstanding team on board yesterday. As captain I am proud to say every member of my team played their part expertly yesterday, displahying with the highest standards of skill and professionalism - no one more so than my senior first officer Officer John Coward who was the handling pilot on the final approach and did the most remarkable job. My first officer Conner McGuinness also continually assisted. "
The BBC reported that the Captain had taken the outward leg of the trip and would not necessarily have flown the return leg.
So - you tell me - who was sitting where?