We Always Looked Forward To

There Have Been Times When I've Reflected On My International Career And Just Thought: 'well That Was A Massive Waste Of Time.' Sorry For Sounding Sour, But My Best Mate, David Beckham, Got Butchered After The World Cup In 1998, Then My Brother, Phil, After Euro 2000.

We Don't Give In And We Don't Stop. We Are Relentless And In The End We Usually Get To Where We Want To Be.

As Football Gets More Globalized, It's Probably More Important Than Ever To Have One Or Two Players In Your Team Who Have Grown Up In The Same Streets Or Been To The Same Schools As The Hard-core Fans.

I Love The Introduction Of International Managers And Players Into The Premier League. However Manchester United's Principles Through Their History Had Always Been: They Will Appoint A British Manager, There Will Always Promote Youth, They Will Always Play A Certain Style Of Football, They Will Always Look To Entertain. So To Me The Idea Of Appointing A British Manager, David Moyes, Appointing Somebody Who Deserved That Opportunity To Step Up, Was The Right Principle.

They're Crying. It Was Drogba, It Was The Angels, It Was The Heavens, It Was The Stars, It Was The Gods, It Was Everything For Chelsea. This Is Not Anything To Do With Football. This Is More Than Football, This Is Spirit. Never Giving In, Fighting To The End, That English Spirit Running Right The Way Through This Champions League For Chelsea.