When you get to the semi-final of a cup you want to get to the final.
A club like Arsenal is a fabulous club, it is a well-run club.
From a footballer's point of view, if you want to choose a football club, then Arsenal is right up there with the best.
At times you are going to miss people. When that happens, others have to come to the front and show the calibre that brought them to the club in the first place.
We put a big value on the League Cup. We've never set out to demean the League Cup.
Any manager of any big institution, which is what Manchester United is, internationally, you have a role and a responsibility to give out the correct messages.
Not many people become manager of Manchester United. Sir Alex had it for a long, long time, then a few have come along since to try to emulate him and make them the champions again.
I guess my career has gone in a roundabout way.
Many fine coaches never become great managers.
I'm not saying I've become institutionalised at Manchester United but my qualities have been at Manchester United.
I'm quite open and proud enough to listen to anything really. Be it home, abroad, Premier League, Championships or below that. It's not a worry. I've been in the game long enough so I know how to pitch myself in comfortably anywhere.
I would never disrespect anybody who phoned me up or got in contact. I don't work like that.
It's hard for an up and coming player who has the eyes of Manchester United on them to take that opportunity and then sort of not given the opportunity to break through because of the quality already there.
I've been an assistant for a number of years.
I've been in the lower divisions, I've been in the higher divisions so I have got the experience.
It's not for me to hold any grudges or anything like that.
We put a big value on the Carling Cup.
We've never set out to demean the Carling Cup.
I've grown up having faith in youth because without that there is no future in football.
You've got to be greedy in this game and to keep pushing.
