You thought the honour of being one of the first two players inducted into Premier League

Hall of Fame? Where were you when you find out and what kind of feeling did you have when

it was announced? Well, I was at home. I was like, what? You know, a type of thing because

that didn't exist. I didn't know. That was, you know, as you know, obviously being

where you are, all of them is a big thing in America. You know, they're all at one and

all of fame and all of them speech and entrance and all of that. So, I didn't expect anything

like that. And I was very proud, proud moment in all fairness. And, you know, you start to

think about the guys that you played with that made that possible team, fans, coach, you

know, family, you know, you kind of like and see who played in the league. And you're like,

wow, you know, to be one of the two first guys in with Alan Shira. I mean, what else? I

didn't expect it in all fairness. I didn't even think about it, but proud moment, proud

moment. So, let's go back to the start of the story for a cherry on me, the footballer.

Where did it really begin? When did you fall in love with football and how old were you

when you start to realize that this might be a special talent?

My dad made it happen. My dad made me fall in love with football. My dad made me kick

my first ball. My dad made me understand the game. The streets developed me into what

I was and the desire that you need to have, protecting that ball, understanding how to

get kicked, to protect yourself. And everything that you can get in the street. I think it's

the best school that you can have. You know, we're very fortunate in the suburb of Paris

that we have that. That's why you have a lot of guys coming from the suburb of Paris from

France that are being successful. Anyway, that's a different topic. But my dad was the

guy that, you know, he loved it. He loved it and he couldn't do it. He will tell you

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