Joleon Lescott

I think when it's all said and done, players look back and think about what did you achieve?

And if I didn't achieve the success out of City, I still would have been grateful and happy, obviously.

promotion with Wolves was the first kind of success I had there.

FA Cup final with Everton.

So again, I've been lucky enough to kind of be blessed in my career.

But yeah, this, I think the group of people that was there at the time, the fact that it was all speculated, the reason why we were there in terms of the motivation, but we knew if we stuck together and kind of applied ourselves, we'd be successful on the pitch.

Yeah, both of them, yeah.

Yeah, one of them, yeah.

And one's at Stoke.

At Stoke, yeah, so again, a lot different now.

I've even got a daughter now that wasn't even around in them celebrations, but my oldest son was 16 the other day, which makes me feel old.

He's OK, he's got some ability, but like most of the young generation now, I think they know it all.

Only your own kids.

It's an easy one.

Glenn Huddle.

Had him at Wolves.

Again, the time I kind of had Glenn, I was young, so probably played a part of it.

But in terms of his knowledge and his vision to looking at the game was something I'd never come across before and very little after.

He recognised that I got a lot of opportunities at set plays to score goals, but didn't convert enough.

So he made me used to do finishing on my own.