My career's been a bumpy road, but at the same time I think I am living proof that if you put enough work into things you decide more or less where you want to end up.
I suppose people lost interest in me when I left Liverpool; but it wasn't me who left, it was other people who left me. If people had continued to follow me, they would have seen my two good seasons in Turkey which caught the attention of Besiktas and Galatasaray.
During your career, you have to make decisions. Sometimes maybe you don't make such a good decision and at the end you have to try and recreate a position.
We can't all be Lionel Messi, even if we want to.
My parents were very strict and had rules for me and, if ever I was playing outside, I always had a set time to come back in.
Nobody likes me. I know that the Holland boss, Ronald Koeman, appreciates me. But for pundits, TV commentators and in the media, I don't even exist.
I know Robin van Persie very well and he is a great person and I have a lot of contact with him over the phone and text messages.
A return to the Eredivisie would be nice, but only if it's Ajax. I don't want to play for another team.
If you misuse the things you have been given, God has the ability to take your talent away. That's the way it is for me and that is why a lot of religious people are grateful to their God.
If you see my record I'm not a stereotype killer striker.
It doesn't annoy me that I always get asked about my future.
Liverpool are a very good team everybody knows that and I am proud to be part of Liverpool.
Music has always been an important part of my life.
With Ajax and Liverpool, you win about 80 per cent of matches.
I've done so much in my career but a little part of me feels I still have unfinished business here in the Premier League.
If you see the kids now they have attitude and a strong character. They play one or two games and demand they are involved. I didn't have that. I was too polite. It is not maybe always good to have fight, but gives a stamp - it shows directly that 'I am here. I mean business.'
I've said in earlier interviews maybe I should have stayed one or two more years in Holland.
Before I take an offer seriously, I do my own research.
I think the 20-year-old me from that time, if I could have been managed under Jurgen Klopp, I'd have benefitted.
I would be so proud to finish my career with a European medal.
