I Am Proud Of My Black Roots

Looking At Me From The Outside, It Is Not Very Obvious, I Know Half My Family Is Black And I Feel Close To Their Culture And Their Color.

I Actually Don't Feel The Years Passing, Although The Younger Players Make Sure To Remind Me Of My Age. If There's A Clip Of Bobby Charlton Playing Or A Game's In Black And White They'll Ask: Were You Playing In That Giggsy?

In My Career, There've Been Three Stages Really. There's Been The Stage When You Come Into A Team, You Don't Feel The Nerves, You Just Go Out And Play. Then Through Your 20s You Start Thinking A Lot More About The Games And What's At Stake. And Then, As You Get More Experienced Towards The End Of Your Career, You Enjoy It A Lot More And You're A Lot More Relaxed.

I Have Played With Some Great Players During My Time At United But I Would Have To Put Paul Scholes Down As The Best.

A Lot Of People Don't Know That My Father Is Black