You're back with a big interview. We're looking at 2015-2016 and picking out some of the best bits and clumsily gluing them together.

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You'll all have your opinions on how our guests would rank in terms of football ability,

in their prime particularly. I happen to think that we've talked to some who are

hall of famers in any company or during any era, but occasionally a name comes up

that causes them to draw breath. This collection is dedicated

to those parts of the conversation when we get to talking about one of the all-time great.

Sometimes with someone who's got a unique angle from which to examine those special talents. So on

Leo Massey we've had Gary Neville and it's his job to find new or refreshing ways

to describe what it is this little Argentinian genius does.

Gary, I can call him a genius here can't I?

Graham Soonus, certainly one of the best players of his generation and in my all-time 11.

Plus Peter Beardsley have got things to say about messy themselves.

We'll put a video of the warm-up routine that's so enchanted Peter on our blog, which is at Graham Hunter. TV. Have a look at it.

Paul Clement worked closely with Christian and Ronaldo during his time and his

successful time with Carlo Ancelotate Real Madrid and Paul gives us insight

into that unsurpassed work ethic which is elevated Ronaldo above almost everybody else.

He'll also tell us about the lighter side of his personality.

It's a good anecdote, I promise you. Harry Rednap remembers the development and then the graduation of

Garth Bale into an international superstar. The mighty Darren Fletcher, easily the nicest man in the world, gives us a timely

assessment of Wayne Rooney's contribution to a succession of Manchester United teams.

Henkey Larson is better than all of them, at least in the eyes of Kevin Bridges.

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