Quotes from Danny Rose

There's never been such a devastating incident as what had happened in America with George Floyd passing away. That's one of the biggest things that I've seen in the world, but things have happened in the past and after a month or two it's just business as normal.

Everyone seems to have this perception that I'm injury-prone or I've had a lot of injuries, and that's not the case at all.

I've been through a lot, and England has been my salvation. One million per cent.

I have been having some help to channel my thoughts in a better way and hopefully that can help push me on.

I was in London for 13 years and I think I only found one good chip shop.

People ask me do I want to do my coaching badges. Why? You're not given a chance, so no. I wouldn't be looking forward to doing my coaching badges. It's a waste of time.

You can only get fit by playing games. There's only so many training sessions you can do.

There's not just playing on a Saturday and you receiving your money at the end of the month. There's so, so much more to football than what people see. My agent told me when I was 15, 16, 'you can have all the ability in the world but if you're not mentally strong enough football will swallow you up.'

It's not enjoyable that you are training and you know you're not going to be playing at the weekend. That's difficult.

One of the few positive things about social media now is you have a voice and you can influence people.

It's nice having a points cushion. But, it doesn't automatically mean you have a day off.

I wanted so much to win the Carabao Cup, the FA Cup, the Premier League.

If I have a problem or am not happy about something, I have to be able to have an honest debate or conversation with somebody.

I've got friends progressing into the England team and being in the squads. I'd like to think one day I'll have a shot at doing that.

When you're injured you get a lot of time to think and I've had a lot of 'what if?' moments. It's been hard to deal with.

I had the privilege of working under Mauricio for five-and-a-half years and now, I have to be honest, I never thought I would be managed by Jose Mourinho at Tottenham.

One thing is for sure, for the rest of this career, I will play this game how I want to play it and, while I am not going to disrespect anyone, I am going to voice my opinions.

There have been times I've said a few things in anger when we've lost. But it's just how I'm programmed. I want to win.

Whatever fitness I have, I still feel that I'm one of the best in the league, I don't care how fit I am, I believe in my ability.

At Tottenham, you have to have an exceptional level of fitness.

Whoever we played, Mauricio wanted to win. Whatever team he put out, he fully believed that team could win.

I have started seeing a psychologist to try to help me think positively.

He is the best. Andy Robertson looks like a freak of nature. I watch him play and in every game he gives the same commitment. His consistency levels are extremely high. He is just brilliant.

Winning is contagious.