David Seaman

I'd love an example of why just the motivational side of it, of him saying, you know, come on, do it for the badge.

You know, which when you flip that and you look and, you know, my experience of a foreign manager was Sven, absolutely miles apart.

You know, as in I didn't get it from Sven.

I got, you know, I got so much from Terry and Glenn as well.

You know, Glenn Hoddle.

But Terry was just... He knew everything.

He knew when to... Even, like, sometimes we'd be in the hotel.

We'd been together for, like, quite a few weeks.

And he'd go to me, like, David, take him fishing.

He's getting on my nerves.

Being Mr. Gascoigne.

You know, so then I would have to take him fishing and look after him and everything.

But...

But he knew when for me to go and look after Gazza a bit, because he knew that Gazza was such an important player of the squad.

But he's not easy to look after.

And he knew that about everybody.

He knew everybody's character.

And what was the secret to helping Paul be the best he could be?

Keeping him happy, you know, and not...

You know, I've known Gazza for a long time and I've seen a lot of sides to him, you know, and some mad sides and some downsides, you know, but underneath all that, he's got a heart of gold, you know, and he would do anything for you.