Wayne Rooney

When you're going forward, get the ball wide, crosses into the box, second balls, sustain the attacks, you know, almost... It's not complicating it.

No, you're almost suffocating the defence and knowing that you might hold on for 70, 80 minutes, but you'd end up dead on the feet.

So you'd end up getting a late goal and it's happened so many times.

So it wasn't really complicated, but he knew what was effective and he knew how to get the best out of you.

No, I have to say John Terry.

I think for the first six, seven years I played against him,

He was strong.

He obviously weren't the quickest, but he always put himself in the right position.

And I think I always struggled against him.

And every game I'd go in thinking, I'll knock the ball past him, I'll run, score, whatever.

He never put himself in a position to get exposed.

Interesting.

I think... Cara's up there.

I've got a few scars on me off Cara.

A few stitches off him.

Yeah, let's go through them.

Look at the arch in the back.

Look at that.

Do you know that one, away at Anfield?

You get kicked and you know you're struggling.