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Morning, Luis. There’s one thing that everyone knows about Luis Garcia, and that is that he drinks Sangria. When did you last have a good old session?I don’t drink Sangria.

NicknameGards – it’s stuck since I was a youngster. Club supported as a boyI come from a family of Villa fans, so there was only ever one club for me.

NicknameDrew, which isn’t very original, but a few lads now call me Helmet because of my haircut. Club supported as a boySouthampton, since I moved here from Johannesburg when I

It could have been so different for the most decorated goalkeeper in English football. Thirteen medals in a 13-year spell at Liverpool should have left him revered. But, as FourFourTwo

NicknamePeople know me as Scotty although since I joined Plymouth on loan, a couple of lads have called me ‘Dash’ fromThe Incredibles. Club supported as a boyComing from Bath it

There’s a Soccer Saturday “King of the Ring” wrestling match between you, Phil Thompson, Gordon McQueen, Champagne Charlie and Paul Merson. In what order do people get lobbed out, and

In the March 2007 issue, the then-Newcastle striker Michael Owen answered readers’ questions about playing for the Magpies, Liverpool, Real Madrid and England… Being Michael Owen can be a strange

“When my knees were grand, I suppose I was a decent player,” says Paul McGrath with a wistful smile. It’s something of an understatement. In a career spanning 16 years

We hear the Cerro Porteño barra brava before we can see them. Echoing down the narrow streets of Paraguay’s capital Asuncion is the racket of thumping drums, firecrackers exploding, trumpet

Flushed with rock success and the kudos of slouching onSoccer AM’s sofa, Hard-Fi’s Richard Archer was recently given an honorary day at Griffin Park, home of Brentford FC, the club