My Greatest Challenge Is Not What's Happening

Jose Understands Winning And Losing Are Twins In A Way. When You Win You Don't Gloat And When You Lose You Don't Go Bananas.

Scholes Was Probably The Best English Midfielder Since Bobby Charlton. He Was Such A Brilliant Long Passer That He Could Choose A Hair On The Head Of Any Team-mate Answering The Call Of Nature At Our Training Ground. Gary Neville Once Thought He Had Found Refuge In A Bush, But Scholesy Found Him From 40 Yeards. He Inflicted A Similar Long-range Missile Strike, Once, On Peter Schmeichel, And Was Chased Round The Training Ground For His Impertinence. Scholesy Would Have Made A First Class-sniper.

I'm Going To Tell You The Story About The Geese Which Fly 5,000 Miles From Canada To France. They Fly In V-formation But The Second Ones Don't Fly. They're The Subs For The First Ones. And Then The Second Ones Take Over - So It's Teamwork.

It's A Conflict Of Parallels.

There Was One Or Two Offers That Did Come Along During My Time At United, But I Always Came Back To This Point; Why Would You Leave United? Where Is The Bigger Challenge? And The Thing About Challenges Is, Once You Have Won Something, You Can't Live On That. Not At Manchester United - You Have Got To Win The Next One. And That's The Challenge. Maintaining That Consistency Of Winning Which Is A Mentality That I Have Had.