Ruud Gullit

You know, you can only express yourself if you have fun.

And I try to have... Of course, everything is serious.

You always play to win, but you have to have fun as well.

So to become a coach was a very difficult thing because all of a sudden I had to make decisions that were odd, that were difficult.

I remember Spencer...

Johnny Spencer, and he was not happy with me.

So I had some new players in, and he was not playing.

So every time I passed him at the locker rooms, I heard, I don't love you anymore.

Please release me, let me go.

That was funny, but it was difficult.

I had a difficult time in order to do that.

I had also once, I had a confrontation also with Dennis Weiss.

I was in a game, Leicester away.

We were one nail down and didn't play well.

And I told him already a couple of times, I don't want you to play like you play in Wimbledon.

This is not Wimbledon.

I want you to play, you're a good player.

Always silly yellow cards, silly tackles and things like that.

So get him off.

He was the captain.