Ruud Gullit

If I think I'm good in it, I just want to have an interview.

And if they think that I'm good enough, that's how I want to be.

I don't want to be taken because I'm black.

Because, you know, my father, when my father came to Holland in the 50s, he, in the universities of Holland, they were thinking, oh, we need black people as well on the university.

So my father took advantage of the fact that he go to the university, even though he might not have the right credentials.

But he went on university, so he became a teacher and things like that.

So he was good enough eventually, but at that time he didn't have the right credentials.

But he got the opportunity.

At least he got it.

And he became a teacher.

So therefore, at least give somebody the opportunity to do so.

And if he's not good, get him out.

And that's the only thing.

And that's the only thing a lot of people want.

Nothing else.

But not because I'm black.

Don't want a job just because I'm black.

Glenn Hoddle came to visit me in...

And we talked about football.

Glenn Hoddle, for us, for the Dutchies, was the best English player there were.