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‘Replacing Marcelo Bielsa at Leeds was a big challenge. It’s a shame the club gave up on us, then paid the price of relegation’ Jesse Marsch on succeeding the Leeds United favourite
EXCLUSIVE The American was the man tasked with succeeding Marcelo Bielsa at Elland Road
‘To even be in the conversation of trying to catch Kenny Dalglish’s cap record – our greatest player of all time – is a bit surreal’ Andy Robertson on chasing down the Liverpool and Scotland legend
EXCLUSIVE Robertson is within ten appearances of catching up with the Reds icon
‘Do you pick on form or experience? The Golden Generation always seemed to be selected on their experience and that didn’t work out’ Micah Richards on Thomas Tuchel’s big challenge
EXCLUSIVE England managers have always to choose between form and reputation
‘There have been difficult moments, dark times where it hasn’t always gone my way and it’s been challenging, but that’s all part and parcel of football’ Morgan Rogers on the setbacks he overcame to make it to the top
EXCLUSIVE The Aston Villa star endured several loan spells before making it in the Premier League
‘Not winning a trophy at Spurs hurt because of the momentum that built around us, but those years should still be spoken about as a huge success’ Mauricio Pochettino on reflects on his Tottenham successes
EXCLUSIVE The Argentine was in charge at Spurs for five years
‘The players never paid attention to the pressure at Arsenal, it was just outside noise. But Wenger had been dealing with it for years’ Rob Holding on how Arsene Wenger prepared his players
EXCLUSIVE The former Gunners defender was signed by Wenger in 2016
‘I was next to Graeme Souness when he planted the Galatasaray flag in Fenerbahce’s pitch and was thinking, ‘Oh boy, this isn’t going to go down well’ Brad Friedel on Souness’ infamous flag plant
EXCLUSIVE The fiery Scot produced one of the most provocative acts in recent football history
‘I was 14 and had the opportunity to go to Brighton. There were a couple of teams interested in Spain, but I had always liked the Premier League’ Robert Sanchez on the path which led him to becoming Chelsea centurion
EXCLUSIVE The Chelsea stopper worked his way up through the divisions after moving to England
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