Yeah he said he hoped he would be a lot calmer in his next job and maybe think more before dong things. He also put Shearer in his all-time XI players that he's played with and told a decent story about how Shearer wasn't the best trainer and if he wasn't interested he wouldn't take part, he said Shearer wasn't the quickest but put a ball 20 yards away from him and any player and nobody was beating Shearer to the ball. He seems like a decent bloke who's a bit excitable.
Aye, I really enjoyed hearing Sherwood. Made an interesting point about the best defenders not caring about being exposed, they embrace the one-on-one and are able to hold their own. Mentioned Ledley King and Colin Hendry.