It was a great time working at Reading, especially the first season getting very close to going to the Premier League.
The Premier League title is very important, of course. I always say to play in the league and to win the title is very difficult. It makes you very proud.
For me, Arsenal is a football training centre. You watch the match, you enjoy it, but are you going to win a title afterwards? That's what people remember.
Everyone says it, but if you finish above United, you're going to win the league.
Well Terry, can you tell us where you are in the league, how far are you ahead of the second team?
I didn't want to go to Chelsea, because I wanted to play the Champions League and they were sixth in the league.
I did good in the Premier League.
Stoke are a team who are very well organised and very disciplined.
It goes without saying that when you're the manager of a Premiership club, you go eight miles down the road and get beaten by a team two divisions below you, it's disappointing.
Chelsea belongs in the Champions League, and we must stay there.
Any team that lets in 50 goals should never be in second position in the first place.
If you ever look at my history of coaching in South Africa, no team has ever gone down. And I'm talking about places in the league. They've always gone up.
In La Liga you are awarded for consistency.
In December, every league has a break, but in England, it is not like this.
I always look in the Sunday paper to see where Everton are in the league - starting, of course, from the bottom up.
United need to be in the Champions League.
As club captain all I want to do is help us get back up the table and into the Champions League.
When I've got nothing better to do, I look down the league table to see how Everton are getting along.
We all know the Premier League is a competitive league and that every game is competitive.
In the Premier League, I think if you win your first five games, you're in the fight, because here in every game, you can lose or drop points.
The more goals you concede ultimately results in the bottom three, not the more goals you score.
When I went to AC Milan, they were four points away from the relegation zone, and by the end of the season, we were just one goal away from being in the Europa League.
I was a young manager at Everton and had 11 great years there.
I would like to win the Premier League.
I could lose every Old Firm game I go into and still win the league.
