I Like To Let My Football Do

Celebrity Culture, It's Everywhere, Isn't It? It's Reality Tv, Big Brother. I Didn't Become A Footballer To Be Famous, I Became A Footballer To Be Successful. I Didn't Want To Be Famous. Now People Want To Be Famous. Why? Why Would You Want People Following You About All Day?

Every One Is Special. Especially After The Disappointment Of Last Year, Losing Out On The Last Day, It Is A Great Achievement By The Lads.

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?

Roy Keane Is Damien, The Devil Incarnate Off The Film The Omen. He's Evil. Even In Training.

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.