David Seaman

Straight away, lateness.

Can't stand it.

Always look after your teammates.

And when you win, really celebrate.

Love that.

I want to say believe in your dreams.

Because, you know, I dreamt of playing for England and being a professional footballer.

And then my, you know, then when that happened,

along that path, along that journey that I had, you know, where there was a lot of some downs and then a massive down being released to then to get where I was, was a great dream.

What's been your biggest strength?

Being really strong mentally, you know, because as a goalkeeper, you need to be because you can make that mistake in that first five minutes.

And then can you carry on for the rest of the game by being a goalkeeper?

Or do you get worse because you're so nervous that then you cost your team again?

I've used that a lot, you know.

Even in my private life and stuff, there's been times where I've had to really knuckle down.

No, it was just, it was always about winning.

You know, it was always like try and win.

Because I was also good at cricket because I had that, at 16, I had the choice of going to Yorkshire as a fast bowler or going to Leeds as a goalkeeper.

Yes, I was good at cricket.

I was good at basketball.