Ian Wright

I know you're smiling.

You're not smiling because of me.

What do you mean?

What do you want him to do?

Do you know something, Miles?

I have to say, I just said there about the smile.

You play with a smile, you play with a freedom, and it's completely and utterly alien to me.

Because when I played football, I felt like it was a struggle.

You wouldn't have watched me play, it was a long time ago.

A little bit.

But do you know something?

How do you just keep, you know, you're so young, and you've come in in the last few weeks, you've been out of the team, you've come in in midfield, and you're in there doing your thing.

How do you keep that sort of level of belief, that confidence, that happiness, enjoyment in your sort of personality?

We're a very technical team.

I get slightly emotional just listening to you, just talking so calmly and serenely about how you see life and how you see perspective, but at 19, it must be so difficult for you, though, being out of the team, because you hadn't done anything wrong.

I mean, you've played brilliantly well since you came in.

Are you a midfield player now, then?

He's always been a midfield player.

I know, but do you see yourself... I mean, obviously, you're going to switch, you're going to go wherever you're told to go, I'm sure.

That's what all players do.