Wayne Rooney

I've probably said, unless something with United or Everton from a coaching point of view, not a manager, but unless something like that was available, I'd look at it, obviously.

But other than that, I think I'm happy with what I'm doing.

At Derby, players call me, some call me Gaffer, some call me Bosch, some call me Wazza.

No, no.

If players wanted to call me or whatever they wanted.

Not whatever they wanted.

I wasn't really too bothered, so...

But at Derby, the other three clubs was always like Gaffer or whatever, but at Derby, because I was mates with someone.

Yeah, of course, yeah.

So even like Jack Yelker, for instance, I think in front of a teammate, he called me Gaffer.

But then if we were playing golf together, he'd be taking a piss out of me, basically, because he was a little bit better than me.

Yeah, well, you ask questions, of course you do.

You go in, you speak to them, you do your interview, and you might have to go back and do another interview after that, beyond that, whatever.

And you ask questions and nine times out of ten, which I found the answers you get are not what it is, basically.

You always get, for instance, there's investors coming in.

With Plymouth, we had the worst budget in the league, but then investors were literally coming in any time now and they're still not in now from when I went in.

At Birmingham, I knew there was big changes, obviously with Tom Wagner and Tom Brady.

coming in and the disappointing thing about the Birmingham one is I wanted to

After two or three games, I've gone to the owners and said, these players aren't capable of playing how they wanted the team to play.

And I was advised to keep doing it.