Harry Maguire

Yeah, I think, like you said before, like, you was nervous watching me.

That was the only thing what I felt was probably the toughest part because I knew that people was watching...

like praying that I don't do anything wrong that game because it just, everything I did, it just escalated.

Even if I was near the ball when a goal went in the back of the net, it was like, your fault.

And that is the only thing what I'd say, what I found tough is because I knew that all my family, even like you say, you watching it.

I can remember a couple of years before if something happened

Trent we're getting quite a lot sick about is defending.

I think I was at Leicester at the time, and I was thinking, God, I hope Trent plays well here today.

And that is the feeling.

I was feeling I was playing, but I knew that people who knew me and wanted me to do well were nervous watching.

That was the toughest part, probably.

But I've always had great belief in my ability, and that is what's got me through it in the end.

I felt like that's what...

I always knew what level I should be playing at, and I always felt it was the top level.

I've also had great coaches who believed the same.

Obviously, Gareth Southgate at the time was massive with me.

He just stuck with me.

He just said, look, you...

you're one of our best centre-halves so you're going to be playing so ignore the noise, it'll go away and he was just brilliant with me.

My players, my teammates, I mean, you get a feeling of how your teammates appreciate you and what they, even when like, for example, if you're not playing in a game or you're suspended and you get lads, big senior lads coming up to you saying, you know, we need you today.