Wayne Bridge

You know, sometimes I thought I was harshly treated in terms of,

if I was dropped from the team and Gally was playing, it was like when Ash first came, I was playing so well.

And he was obviously going to play at the end because they spent a lot of money on me.

It was against Charlton and I was playing well.

If anything, I'd probably say I was one of the better players on the pitch that day.

And they ended up scoring and I was the first person to get dragged.

So sometimes I think it's how he feels about you and he thinks you're not quite good enough.

It's, you know, it's difficult.

I found it really difficult at stages.

He was like one of the JTs, the Lampards, the droppers.

He was like another captain who's always talking to you.

And he was one of them people that he wouldn't shout and scream at you either.

He would give you a little G up, but he wouldn't abuse you if you made the wrong pass.

Come on, next one, get it right, get it right.

But he was just always in the right position at the right time.

It was a bit like Lamps going forward.

He was always there to get them goals.

Maka was just always there at the back just to stop anyone getting through to the back four, really.

Oh, no, the TikToks.

But, Jonesy, this is well worth doing this training session he does.