Geoff Shreeves

and yourself was there.

Another player who had that tag was Nikos Anelka, who came for six months.

It's similar also now when I work with Roy Keane, a little bit, who had a similar sort of tag in a different way.

And people always ask you, oh, what's that Bellamy like?

Or what's Anelka?

What's Roy Keane like at Sky?

And

every one of those players I've just mentioned, a brilliant fan, I got on great with them.

I sometimes wonder what is the actual problem and then actually how do people deal with this, you know, or the manager or the clubs that you've been at?

Because I actually don't find any of you a problem, anything of an Elkhire problem or Roy Keane.

And where there's sort of tag or is it different at different clubs where you're handled?

Looking back at your first time round at Liverpool with Rafa Benitez, and I know it didn't go as well as you would have liked, or you didn't stay as long as you would have liked, but do you actually still look at it now and think,

I should have adapted more to Benitez or a manager's job is maybe to adapt more to the players actually bringing in?

I was actually talking about you.

No, deadly serious.

I was talking about you the other day.

I always feel that players get pigeonholed.

I've always felt that.

I think I always say the same about managers.

The example I used to always use, you were one of them when you came to Liverpool.