Liam Rosenior

I don't think anyone has a bad word to say about how he is as a person, which is important to me.

And he's someone who I've taken a lot from and tried to develop in my own way, the way that I manage a group.

Some of my players are too young for that.

Through the years, for me, there was a player, I actually came here on trial, I was 17, and I was lucky enough to train with Gianfranco Zola.

And that was like, I was in awe of him.

And he trained and he did something.

Player was moving this way and he just stood still, received the ball and twisted and turned.

And I was 17, I was playing right back on the other side of the pitch.

And he was, I think he was a genius.

But I remember coming with my uncle, Sean.

He's a massive Chelsea fan and you can't believe it, but he took me to Stamford Bridge.

I'll never forget it.

Marcel Desailly, Torre Andre Flo, Frank Le Boeuf.

It was the beginning of that era when I was like 17, 18.

I think I went, I was 15, to watch the lads at Stamford Bridge.

Through the years, David Speedy.

My dad had a punch-up with Steve Clarke and got sent off for West Ham.

Yeah, but through the years, Didier Drogba, Jose Mourinho team was incredible.

Eden Hazard was a genius.

It's almost disrespectful to the amount of good players there are here to speak about individuals.