You Can't Applaud A Referee.

It's A Horrible Part Of The Game When You Have To Tell A Player, Probably Somebody Who Has Helped You Win So Much That His Time Is Up. You Treat Them Like Family, And Because They Are Your Family It Becomes Even More Hurting In The Sense That You Have Got To Say "well Son, I'm Sorry, You Won't Be A Regular Here, But You Will Still Have A Career Elsewhere.' It's Happened More Than A Few Times But It Is Not An Easy Thing To Handle.

If My Parents Were Still Alive, They Would Be Very Proud. They Gave Me A Good Start In Life, The Values That Have Driven Me, And The Confidence To Believe In Myself.

The Best Have The Courage And I Say This All The Time. The Courage To Take The Ball All The Time, The Courage To Make Sure That They Are Not Going To Be Intimidated By Their Opponents, And The Courage To Express Themselves At All Times And I Think That All The Great Players Have Got That.

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.

In England, It's A Rare Thing To See A Player Smoking But, All In All, I Prefer That To An Alcoholic. The Relationship With Alcohol Is A Real Problem In English Football And, In The Short Term, It's Much More Harmful To A Sportsman. It Weakens The Body, Which Becomes More Susceptible To Injury.