By DOMINIC KING
Last updated at 2:57 AM on 23rd April 2011
Who is your sporting hero?
John Barnes. When I started watching Liverpool, he was the most exciting player and I used to love his skill and how calm he was. When I met him as a kid, it was one of the best days of my life.
What would you be if you weren't a sportsman?
I was always determined to make it as a footballer but, if things hadn’t worked out, I’d have maybe followed my dad into the building industry.
Career highlight?
I’ve been lucky to enjoy a few but beating AC Milan in the 2005 Champions League final comes top . I was only 24 and to be captain was an unbelievable honour. To be in the Cup Treble-winning squad in 2001 was special.
From the highs: Liverpool won the Champions League in 2005
... and the worst moment?
I’ve had a few of those, too, but losing the 2007 Champions League final in Athens against AC Milan. We never played well. Scoring an own goal in the 2005 League Cup final against Chelsea was another low.
If your house was burning down, what one possession would you save?
I would make sure my wife, Alex, and two daughters, Lilly-Ella and Lexie, were safe. Then I’d get all my Liverpool and England shirts and those of players I’ve collected.
Best advice you've been given?
You will get out of football exactly what you put into it. That came from my dad.
Favourite karaoke song?
I’ve got a few Oasis and Beatles songs but I’d go for Use Somebody by Kings of Leon. I got a standing ovation when I did that at a 30th birthday party recently.
The most-listened to songs on your i-pod?
Dark Days Are Over, Florence and The Machine; Use Somebody, Kings Of Leon; Take Me Home, Phil Collins.
To the lows: AC Milan gained revenge in 2007 as they beat Liverpool in the final
Last film you saw?
Due Date. I loved The Hangover and, as Due Date was produced by the same people, I thought I’d give it a watch. I’m glad I did because it was really funny.
Last book you read?
I don’t usually have much time for books but I did finish Neil Warnock’s autobiography. It was pretty good.
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