Scott Minto

Wrong number two.

Look, Jamie, I was just saying, 38 caps, I think the championship next.

But there's a fascinating story at Charlton.

Manager Lee Bowyer coming up.

Welcome back to the Football Show in the company of Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher.

Jamie, 10 years ago to the day Rafa Benitez left Liverpool, what are your overriding memories now looking back?

How would you describe the relationship you had with him at the time and the relationship he had with one of the best players England's ever produced, Stevie Gerrard?

Managers are always popular when they pick you.

But look, in terms of win percentage, he's fourth in the all-time list of Liverpool managers.

And I'd never worry at halftime with a Neil Neal who'd have a pen, paper and about five pages of technical stuff.

There's absolutely no chance of getting through it.

But you're right, a winning manager is no doubt about it.

OK, next up is a man who's only been a manager for two years.

It probably feels like 20 for him with everything...

that's gone on so far at the Valley.

It's a very warm welcome to the Charlton manager, Lee Bowyer.

Listen, I know you were listening into that Rafa Benitez chat as well.

What kind of a manager are you?

Let's get to the on the field style.

If it's not off the field, it's on the field at Charleston at the moment.