My Eldest Son George Had

My Eldest Son George Had Acute Myeloid Leukaemia When He Was A Tiny Baby, He Is Now 20 And Doing Very Well. He Is A Mini-miracle In Many Ways.

Footballers Are More Likely To Work Better If They Get A Pat On Their Back From The Boss. A Knife In The Back Is Never The Answer.

The Whole Kiss-and-tell Thing Is A Negative Approach That Often Happens In A World Cup. We Will See Negative Stories About The Players And It Can Affect Their Confidence And The Overall Performance Of The National Team On The Pitch, Let Alone The Bid To Actually Stage The Competition.

I've Loved George Michael For As Long As I Can Remember. He Was An Absolute Inspiration. Always Ahead Of His Time.

The Big Thing Is, Everybody Says It's Being In The Right Place At The Right Time. But It's More Than That, It's Being In The Right Place All The Time. Because If I Make 20 Runs To The Near Post And Each Time I Lose My Defender, And 19 Times The Ball Goes Over My Head Or Behind Me - Then One Time I'm Three Yards Out, The Ball Comes To The Right Place And I Tap It In - Then People Say, Right Place, Right Time. And I Was There *all* The Time.