Jamie Carragher

And he just came in straight away and was just like, no, forget it.

It wasn't giving.

Get on with it.

And I actually always remember that I was a sub in the game watching that.

And at that time, I probably had ambitions maybe to go into coaching.

I really admired Capello for not using that as an

as an excuse right then and no, you know, the second half was so huge but, I mean, the game just completely went away from England in that second half and it was a bad way to go out of a tournament, really, 4-1.

Wayne, you talk about Jose Mourinho and how he's all loved him, even the players who were out the team.

And I could see that from afar in the Liverpool, the connection he had with his players.

That's something he's now criticised for in his last job at Manchester United and his job maybe now at Tottenham.

Do you think Jose's changed or players have changed?

Could you give us any insight into what Jose actually asks of a full-back?

Because when we watch his games, we analyse them, we talk about, does he like his full-backs flying forward?

Does he like full-backs just to support, as you mentioned there behind Robin?

What is the real instructions to a full-back on a Jose team?

Well, it wasn't just this summer, it was the summer before.

I don't think we should forget the impact of some of the signings Ranieri made also.

For those first two summers, I just remember we'd be in pre-season with Liverpool and you'd come in for lunch and you'd sit down, you'd have Sky Sports news on, it'd just be breaking news, Chelsea have signed someone else, Chelsea have signed someone else.

It almost became like a running joke every day we'd come in and say, who's Chelsea signed today?

But I think sometimes...