2016 - Red Carpet Show BBC Sports Personality of the Year

on this overall complex plan we wait to see, but it could not have got

off to a worse start in some ways. Now live to Birmingham where Nick

Owen and Denise Lewis are looking at all the preparations and arrivals

for this year's Sports Personality of the Year show. And who wins is

down to you. You can cast your vote online. Numbers are shown on your TV

screen. You can register to vote on the BBC Sports Personality of the

Year website. It really is that simple. We are expecting over 1000

people to walk down this red carpet, but let's seafood neck was speaking

to. -- see who make a speaking tour. I have been joined by someone who

has won 26 Olympic golds, the swimmer Michael Phelps and his wife,

Nicole. Lovely to see you both. For me, my whole career started with a

golden dream of being an Olympian and having the chance to win one.

When I think back to the last five Olympics, and the thought of 28

Olympic medals, 23 of them go, it is hard to wrap my head around. For me

I have caught up to 2008, and that is where I am in my career about

understanding of the thing that has happened and finally getting the

chance to sit down and go back to the members I have before. The next

one around will be the 2012 games that were here in London, so I'm

looking forward to those and having the chance to be back here is

definitely exciting. Ahead I presume you are aware it is one of the big

nights in the British sporting calendar. Yes, I have some good

friends who I competed against here, and I'm looking forward to seeing

all the other athletes. It is always fun when you get athlete to get to

dress up. Normally we are in our aspect of attire, whether it is a

swimsuit for a track and field uniform, whatever it might be. It is

always nice being able to get dressed up and come together to

celebrate the year in sports. Inevitably people will say when will

you give up and give other people a chance? No more. I said that four

years ago but for me now just being where I am in my life and where we

are in our lives, I don't have anything someone to do. I was able

to finish a great summer by winning five more gold medals and one more

silver. To be able to come up with other thing I had gone through,

there is no better way to finish. Lovely to meet you both. Have a

great evening. Really enjoy yourself, congratulations, thanks to

you and to Nick Browne. Thank you, happy holidays and stop I am with

triple gold medallist Sophie Christiansen. It is so fabulous to

see you and many congratulations for what has been a fantastic year

again. How does it feel to be here tonight? Just amazing. It hasn't

really sunk in to be up here with so many amazing athletes. And still so

many hundreds more that could have been nominated. So it is a massive

privilege for me and to be able to showcase a minority sport, it is

great. I know you are very passionate about that and Para-sport

in general, but you are such a trailblazer, the most unbeaten since

2012. It has really been incredible. Yes, it is hard to stay at the top

but it is about thinking about those little things to always improve, and

not get impatient. You are one of the very few athletes still working

and competing at the highest level. How do you do it? It is my fault

that I have done a really expensive sport, so I have to work. But for me

it is about keeping my brain so active, so when I go to work I

completely forget that I have two win a gold medal this year, and I am

just normal Sophie is in the pet department. So it really helps me go

back to my training. It has been fabulous to see you tonight, you are

looking splendid, enjoyable evening. Thank you.

Viewers from the BBC News Channel have just joined us, hello. We are

in the red carpet near Birmingham ahead of the BBC Sports Personality

of the Year awards, and I just want you, there may well be lots of

flashing images because there was a lot going on with the paparazzi and

seven. A fantastic feeling, Kadeena Cox. You won medals in two sports.

Vila to something I have worked towards. It has been amazing. More

mentally than anything it was tough. To stay grounded and perform a

second time and then do the same thing a couple of days later. Just

being able to focus was hard but it was the most enjoyable experience I

ever had. When it came to an end, did you collapse in a heap? You get

to the end of it and then you realise it is over. Your body does

kind of go flat and you get really ill. I got quite ball after the

games but it has been really exciting and busy since then so I

have just been enjoying myself. You were diagnosed with multiple

sclerosis just two years ago, it must've been a massive rethink from?

Yes. It has changed my life than I have disabilities every day now.

Being a disabled person has its challenges but at the same time it

gave me amazing opportunities within Para-sport and in general. I guess I

can't complain really. How I'm feeling with this atmosphere? I am

early really nervous. It has been fun. We wish you well, thanks for

talking to us, good luck and have a great evening. Kadeena Cox, thank

you. I am with another of the 16 contenders. Adam Peaty, no less.

This is great to see you, no stranger to the red carpet. Each

year I keep coming back, hoping to win. It is great to be here and to

show it with the rest of the country and hopefully give back as much as

possible. Such a fabulous night, exciting, new in particular have to

feel you are a strong, strong candidate. You kick started the gold

rush for Team GB. Yes, but at the same time I am very young, so you're

up against people who are 30, 40, 50, 60, I think some of them. I have

plenty of years to come back and hopefully build a profile again.

Tonight is all about giving back to the family and the British swimming

and to those people who have given so much to me. It is not really for

me tonight, hopefully to give back to those kids who watched me at the

Olympics and to the side of me. I am not very comfortable in a suit, more

comfortable in my swimming stuff. That is what it is about. Hopefully

I can come back tonight with lots of people inspired to get back in the

water. Fine limit and Camilla lovely girlfriend. Does he take it well in

his stride always? Yes, he loves it. He is Willy good at being humble,

and just taking it in his stride, really, he loves it. Sensible shoes

this time, not the dramatic level issues you were last year. Yes, a

bit more sensible. You have got to grow up now, haven't you? Always

great to talk to you, you have had a fabulous season, many

congratulations. Allan thank you. I have been joined by Kate

Richardson-Walsh, who captained the GB female hockey team the globe. How

does it feel to be part of this? It feels a bit surreal. To be back

together again. This is the first time we have been back together

since Rio. I am about to get mobbed now by them. It is a really special

evening. They are very badly behaved. Exceptionally, but nothing

to do with me any more, I am tired I am not in charge. A summary had

offered you this at the beginning of the year, would you have taken it?

Absolutely. Gold Medal, and to have a hockey person nominated in the

short list I think is a really special moment for our sport. That

final was agony to watch, what was it like to be part of it? Would like

to keep fans on the edge of their seats. It was the best spectacle for

sports. To win on penalty, to have a British team win on penalties was

really great. Actually we were quite calm. We are in control, it is

harder probably to watch than it is to play. And 10 billion people in --

10 million people in GB watching you. We were in our own little

bubble. So we could just focus on the job in hand. To find out that

many people watched was a real treat. Very briefly, what has this

done for women's Rocky? It has put it on the map and where it should

be. Do you think you have a chance of winning the night? A lot of

people will be rooting for you. The hockey family is vast. I am just

proud to be one of the nominees. Thank you for talking to us.

Onto our next contender for BBC Sports Personality of the Year

Vostok let's take you back to the summer, Euro 2016, when Wales

qualified for their first major tournament since 1958. Football is a

team game, that when one man scores three goals, it could only be about

him, Gareth Bale. Who started off at Southampton. Hard-working,

level-headed, composed. Just a fantastic brand -- all-round

footballer. The biggest attribute I could pay him is that he is a

matchwinner. He is playing with the best and he doesn't look out of

place, in fact he looks comfortable come he looks as if he is enjoying

his life and his football. Real Madrid see Gareth Bale as part of

their long-term plan, some accolade. Certain types of characters come

into work and it is harder for other types. With him, years very calm, a

family man, he is not interested in the razzmatazz that comes with being

a Galactico. He just wants to get better as a player. He was a callous

man for Wales in the qualifiers and in the Euros. He scored for Wales

against England. That was the moment, I think that Wales thought

Communion, we belong in this level, we can go on and be successful. Bail

with another wicked delivery! Wales lead! As much as he is our best

player, he is a world star, he is more than happy to give credit to

his team mates. Very special, it is what it means to the whole country.

Mice to us to say a little thank you as well for supporting us. Being

there with the journey, amazing scenes. One we will never forget.

The Wales boss Chris Como and joins me now on the carpet. Kris Commons

have just seen that wonderful package about Gareth Bale. I guess

the question most people want to ask is what is he like to manage? Very

easy. He is a consummate professional. Highly motivated and

very passionate. So for me as an international manager, he is perfect

package. How much can you improve on perfection, that is left to achieve?

You can always improve. Always room for improvement but he has that

mentality that he wants to improve, keep on winning, keep being

successful for club and country. I think all the best sportsmen have

that same mentality. Just taking you back to those Euros. Have your feet

touched the ground? Wales were so impressive, everyone got behind

them. Yes, it was just one of those experiences that you never ever

forget. Something that we have groomed about for a long time, every

Welshman and women for decades, with we would never get to a tournament.

We finally did, and then when we got there, I think the team did the

country proud and we are very proud of the players. At the moment it is

great to be a Welshman. Charlotte, it has been lovely to see you as

well. Huw I am really proud of Wales and the whole Welsh team. Anything

they did there was a bonus. They got to the semifinal so got to be plays

with that, Gareth Bale, three goals in the qualifiers, so very pleased.

Have a great evening, both of you. I have been joined by Dame Sevastova

about cycling, actually Britain's most decorated Paralympian. That is

some achievement, well your Gold Medals, congratulations. How does it

feel? It is a huge honour. Still a couple of the medals away from the

record of 16. But it is fantastic to be here and to have had such a

successful year. You must be very proud of what you have achieved?

Yes. My parents, taking me to those early morning training sessions when

I was a swimmer. Now my husband. It is a huge team effort. You are a man

now come in three years ago you became a mum, put on a lot of

weight, it must have been very difficult to have the discipline to

get back? I had four stone on me and wondered if it would never come off

but at that point I did not feel any pressure to come back. If it came

off and did come back, it would be brilliant. But I achieved other

thing I ever wanted, and anything since then is a huge bonus will stop

I am more driven than ever because having lose out there in Rio was the

icing on the cake. Being able to celebrate with her was better than

it had ever been without her. If fantastic opportunity when you have

got kids to take them with you to the games. And of course you are a

game, how does that make you feel? Still very surreal. It was four

years ago in the news Honours list, these are the things you never aim

for, you never expect. I hope I am able to represent my sport in a good

way and use the title to help people not as fortunate as me. A lot of

luck tonight, I hope you have a great evening and congratulations

again. Sarah, thank you. Thank you. This young lady needs no

introduction. I am joined by the most decorated female track cyclist

in history. Laura, can adversely say you look stunning! Vila thank you.

We can get dressed up every now and again, can't we? How long did it

take you to put on that ensemble? About three hours! I have good

friends, they came here to help me, bless them. Since we welcome your

feet must not have touched the ground? It has been incredible. At

the end of 2015, if you said to me what will your year be like I could

not have imagined it would be like this. It has been way more than I

ever could have imagined. It has gone to form, everything you have

done has just been sublime. Thanks! : the ball started rolling back in

the World Championships, I needed to get that under my doubt, be well

champion in the Omni and again given then that gave me the whole year.

Then in the deal honestly, I could not have dreamt of coming away with

my two gold medals. Looking at your stats, four Olympic gold medals,

seven world Gold Medals and ten European Gold Medals and you're

still only 24. Yeah, I don't know how it's happened! Only a short

career but a packed one, I would say, so far! I just love it, every

minute of it, and that is why. With that comes success. Like you say, I

just can't be more proud I guess of my own achievement only but the

whole of Team GB. It has just been an incredible year. As I said, you

are looking amazing, you have had a fantastic year, congratulations on

the wedding, please enjoy your night. Thank you, cheers! From Laura

Kenny to Jason Kenny, the other half. I'm not going to say which is

the other hot because it is not for me to say. Congratulations on a

wonderful year. Thank you very much, it has not been a bad one. Have

equalled Sir Chris Hoy's Olympic record. Unbelievable. Yes. It was an

amazing experience. Try and enjoy it. Do you ever pinch yourself in

thing that you have achieved? I don't really think about it until

people tell me, like just now. You are married now, congratulations, is

there a friendly rivalry, going on? It is not something we think about.

It is really funny commuter Olympic medals and they are amazing and

special and the memories are incredible, that then you can put

them in this October. It is a funny one. Not really in your sock draw?

We should get a display. Seems a shame to hide them away. How do you

have your cycling relationship, what is it like for you watching Laura in

action? It is harder watching, I have a new appreciation for what my

mum goes through, watching someone you care about going around the

track you don't want them to the fan hurt themselves but you know how

much it means. It is much harder watching someone compete than

competing yourself. Do you urge each other on? Absolutely. And now helps

motivation when you are having those bad days and you see your partner

going forward. We help each other. And here she is. Hello!

Congratulations on your marriage, but what a spectacular year this has

been to you as a couple. It has been incredible. Looking back at 2015, it

has been way more than I could have imagined, looking forward to another

end of year. But as athlete and as a couple I guess. Do you have any time

off for Christmas? Yes, but we have the family around. I would not call

it time off, really! We need a harder -- a holiday after Christmas.

Enjoy it. I am joined by Alistair Bone latecomer changed the title

again. You have done it again. Triathlon is one of those boards

were the Olympics are bigger than anything else. The goal was to try

and win the race in Rio and thankfully I did it. We can relax a

bit. You are a Yorkshireman, very well but presented at the sports

personality this year. The region itself is so rich with talent.

Absolutely. We have seen a massive increase in sports talent around the

country. 60 medals in total is incredible. Yorkshire especially. I

am very proud to be from Yorkshire and I would really like to stay here

and say I could count on the Yorkshire boat tonight but I can't

because there are some inevitable from Yorkshire which is brilliant

but maybe a bit unfortunate as well. Happy before. The atmosphere is

incredible. Yes, anyone who was involved in sport, it is one of

those things. I'm about trying to stay up to watch it when I was ten

years old and it had been too late for me to see the final result. To

be here tonight and to have a chance to stand on that stage is so

special. Something I will others remember. Now Johnny tonight? Yes,

he was here somewhere. We are not joined at the hip! It has been

fantastic watching you, a great ambassador for triathlon and you

must be very proud how the sport has taken. Yes, I am. I started doing

triathlon when I was six or seven or eight years old, no one knew what

was. I have been really fortunate to be part of it and riding that wave

on triathlon, coming from an obscure sport to something everyone almost

knows about it. It has been incredible and one of the fantastic

things about me being here tonight is hopefully some young people out

there can have a go at triathlon, a sport that has given me so much.

Enjoy your evening, thank you. He was the first Briton to win the

US Masters in 20 years, Danny Willett. Good evening to you, Danny,

what a year. It has been fantastic, not a bad way to tap it. It is great

to be here tonight, it has been a busy year so to finally stop playing

a couple of weeks ago and Masna to actually enjoy some of the

highlights of what a fantastic year we have had. Are you saying me you

have not gone out and done a bit of putting practice? They have been

away for a couple of weeks, the clubs. Travelling thousands of miles

across different countries, it is nice to get back home, lock the

door, just enjoy normal family life. You talk about Nick and so on. At

eight the module studios it was for the family. Perspective of the

Masters. Just reminders, when the baby came, compared with the

Masters? He was going to come on the Sunday but he came ten days early,

on the Tuesday. Early enough to give me time to it at there to America

and do my job. And you still were able to concentrate? Yes, just a

whirlwind 12 days that started fantastically and fantastically.

Just a crazy moment in my life. And it was traumatic, the way Jordan

Spieth sort of collapsed dramatically in the last round. Yes.

It is a tough golf course around that place, the pressure we are

under, that is what it is about. We just tried to keep putting pressure

on and fortunately enough we put enough on as to where there was a

little crack in the arm and will able to come through. Just briefly,

what next? Christmas and then we will be out in Abu Dhabi in late

January. We wish you well, Danny Willett, good luck tonight. I have

been joined by one of my oldest athletic pals, Darren Campbell. It

is great to see you here the night. It is good to be here. I am here

with Get Inspired, it is called the hashtag big thank you. We are

getting big sports stars to make those calls to the volunteers and

say thank you. So important to give back, and on Skype, we have Gillian,

who is a volunteer at a boxing gym in Redditch that has been set up by

Sarah. Hello to both of you. Hello. Hello. Tell us how you got involved.

Yes, basically I was brought in from James Winston, who did a bit of

boxing with me at first, and then he asked me if I wanted to do

volunteering, and then he sent me over to Sarah to talk to. That is

how I came to be here. And Sarah, for you, how fantastic is it to have

Gillian at your gym? She is a godsend. Without her we could not do

half the things that we do. We have a lot of classes, and she has always

got a smile on her face. She welcomes everyone in. She helps with

the inclusive work as well. Just a real credit to the club and to

herself. Fantastic. Brilliant to speak to both of you, keep up the

great work that you do. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you. The

work that people like Gillian do, if it has inspired you, take a look at

this. It has been another incredible year

for Mo Farah, one of the 16 contenders tonight. He was one of

the stars of London 2012, and this year in Rio, he completed that

double double, making him one of only the second people to do that

over the five and 10,000 metres. 2016 was pretty incredible. I was

mainly thinking about seeing if I could win two more gold medals and

retain my title. Here we go. He had a mesmerising effect on me when he

fell over and bounced off the track. I just went down into the ground. He

has fallen, just got a little clip! At that point I was panicking, my

race is over, I'm done. Everything is over, everything I have worked

for. And then in the back of my mind it was like no, it can't happen. I

have worked too hard for this. I promise my daughter over to get a

gold medal so I thought I could not let her down. Has Mo got the power,

the strength, the speed to defend this title? Mo Farah wins the gold!

Who wants to be away from where they grew up, where they have friends and

families? No one. If you want to become a champion, it comes with it.

Mo, going for the double double. For me it was, I need to go for this and

see if I can win one more goal for my son. Mo Farah is going to get

gold for Great Britain again. Four Olympic titles, four Olympic gold

medals. I wanted to achieve what I could and then won the time was

right stop and say, I did myself proud, I did my country proud, I did

what I could do. I am joined by somebody who is described as one of

the oldest gold medallists of all time - Nick Skelton. Do you get fed

up with the age thing? Everybody looks as me that Wheeler -- looks at

me as an old man. I don't think about it. It was great at the age of

58 to win a gold medal in your seventh Olympics. A I am lucky I

could go on that long, and I am really proud to be able to represent

my country for so many years, really. To win gold in Rio was an

honour for me, especially with the help of all the people who got us

there. Without people spending monetary on -- money on lottery

tickets, Team GB and so on. And you did it after breaking your neck. I

did, but I had a couple of years. It was great to come back, and I would

always say that I can't do anything else, really, so I had to go back

nominated to be the BBC Sports nominated to be the BBC Sports

Personality Of The Year? It is great to be nominated, and I am privileged

to be standing here tonight with some great sports people. It is

probably one of the only chance I will get to stand on that stage.

Time is running out for me, really. What next? Do you see Tokyo in your

sites? I said it before and I will say it again, I don't think I will

go to Tokyo, because I really enjoy riding Big Star now, and he probably

has a couple of years left, and when he retires, I will. We wish you all

the best, and very good luck tonight. Thanks. Last year's sports

personality was Andy Murray - can he do it again this year? We saw him

retain his Wimbledon title, become Olympic champion again, and take

that all-important world number one slot. Oh, and he became a dad as

well. After matches, I feel a little bit more level-headed. I'm not

stressed about the outcome of matches or tournaments now, which

has allowed me to deal with things probably a little bit better, seeing

things from a slightly different perspective. He's there. Straight

sets by again. A supreme performance, a first-class

tournament. To get over the line at Wimbledon was big for me. I

definitely enjoyed that one more than any of the other major

tournaments I have one. -- I have won. Andy Murray leads out Great

Britain and Northern Ireland. A great experience carrying the flag

as well, and I never expected to do that. Andy Murray is a double

Olympic gold medallist. It was one of the toughest finals I have come

through. Emotionally, I found it pretty draining. Amazing, obviously,

to win another Olympic gold. Andy is definitely number one in the world.

He is the best player. He has been extremely patient, he has

persevered, and he has gotten better, which is hard to do when you

have been dealt a bunch of blows against guys, some of the greatest

players ever to live, and to come out of that as number one is

amazing. Am joined back -- I am joined by Jamie Vardy. I saw you

last game in non-league football - Fleetwood against someone. I

remember that. Can you believe the things that have happened to you

since then? Not at all. I still pinch myself most days, but it is a

come from and the hard work that has come from and the hard work that has

had to go into it. It makes you wonder how much other talent is out

there that doesn't get the chance to break through. I think there's

loads. I have set up the academy looking at non-league players trying

to get them into the professional game. The scouting system we have, I

think there is loads, so hopefully that will produce more. You went to

a championship club, you get promotion, you go to the Premier

League, you win the Premier League, top scorer, Player of the Year,

playing for England - it is phenomenal. It is unbelievable, a

very strange feeling, but if you asked any English football of what

the pinnacle of the Korea is, it would be representing your country.

Long may it continue. Tonight, you are one of the candidates to be the

Sports Personality Of The Year - how does that feel? It is amazing, but

there is tough competition. Everyone has had a remarkable year in their

sport, so we will see. And they are filing past you right now. They sure

are. With this season we had last year, hopefully we can pick up the

award for team of the year as well. The team did very well in the end

yesterday. It showed what we are about - fighting spirit. That is one

of them things that happens in football. With the boys making the

comeback like they did, it shows what they are about. What is your

ambition now? Who knows? Football- wise, we need to make sure we pick

more points up, and then come February, we will go back to the

Champions League. Best of luck tonight. Have a good one.

Nicola Adams has been one of the most decorated female boxers in

history. It has been amazing to watch her do what she does

emphatically. It is so busy here. Let's have a look at how she has

gone on. The best memory of 2016 has to be being on the podium and

receiving my gold medal. I like the pressure, I thrive on it and use it

to my advantage. It makes me perform better. I like that everything is on

the line and everybody is coming after me. That's what makes me get

out of bed in the morning, the thought of someone wanting to take

my title. It's just me when I step in the ring, but I think about the

sacrifices my family made to get me there. Nicola Adams looking to join

a short list of boxing legends. I said to myself, this is it. She is

like, I will do it for you, Mum. She didn't look nervous or anything. I

was on the edge of my seat, and I thought, is she? Is and she? Your

heart is pounding and your stomach is turning. You're just waiting to

hear the name before you start celebrating. COMMENTATOR: Nicola

Adams! She lets out a triumphant roar, having been crowned as Olympic

champion for the second successive time. Overcome with emotion after

hearing the anthem and seeing the union Jack raised.

The BBC get inspired unsung hero award is a celebration of the

development and running of grassroots sport. With me here are

15 people from across the UK, and one of them will be the national

unsung hero. We will have a chat with one or two might. Rachel, you

are from Glasgow. Explain what you do. I like helping people learn to

ride bikes. I go out with a women's cycling group, which is to provide

women with the opportunity to ride bikes in a comfortable and safe

environment. I coach with Glasgow Riders, and I also work with

freewheel north, and accessible charity to help anybody have a shot

at our bike, regardless. Good to see you here. Andy, you're from

Coleraine. What do you do? We facilitate football on a weekly

basis for upwards of 5000 children throughout the whole of the north

coast of Northern Ireland. It is special to us, and a key element is

that it is just fun. It is about participating and the benefits that

everybody gets out of that. Vicky from Cwmbran, tell us what you do.

We have a women's football club, and be like getting children involved in

playing sports. Verve, from Brighton, explain what you do. I

work with Brighton's LGBT sports charity. We try to get people from

the community involved in sports. Lovely to speak to you. I would love

to speak to all of you. There can only be one winner, but will you

enjoy whatever? Yes! Best of luck. I'm joined by Max Whitlock, double

gold medallist from gymnastics. Great to see you. You too. Have your

feet touch the ground? It has been an incredible 2016, and to be

nominated again for Sports Personality Of The Year is such an

achievement. It is such an honour to be here. It has been crazy, for the

whole of Team GB. Personally, it feels unreal. You introducing me

then with double gold Olympic champion, it doesn't feel real. I am

looking forward to tonight, I have been since I was selected. What has

it meant for gymnastics? I know that your performances will have inspired

so many young people to want to get involved. That is the mission. Since

London 2012, it is just getting people involved in gymnastics. It's

amazing to say that, because what we do, we love it. I want as many kids

to try it as possible, because I know how great it is. Try

gymnastics, that is all I encourage. What is next to you? It all kicks

off in March. The European Championships are coming around

quickly, then the World Championships, so it doesn't stop. I

will be back in the gym, training hard. Will you let your hair down

tonight? I know it is now fracking. Of course. I will make use of this

time. I have had a small break. And I have been looking forward to

tonight since I was selected. It will be great to catch up with

everyone, all the contestants. Fabulous to see you again. Many

congratulations. Thank you very much. I'm delighted to say that Ryan

Giggs, absolute legend of Manchester City, is here. You know what it is

like to win this. Yes, I was fortunate enough to win it was an

unbelievable feeling. As I said on the night, I grew up watching the

programme, and I think it is part of everyone's life growing up. What is

happening with you now? You have left Manchester United. Are you

freelance? Straight from school, I joined United. I went from playing

to coaching. I am enjoying the free time, getting to watch some

football. What about the way that Wales played this summer? It was

inspirational for the nation, really. What the lads did and what

Chris did was unbelievable. I don't think anyone thought they would do

so well. Chris said it, to be fair, we're not here to make the numbers

up and we want to do the best we can. And they did. What do you want

to do in the next few years? I always said I wanted to go into

coaching. I am taking a bit of time, visiting different clubs, watching

some football, but I will go back to coaching. Ryan Giggs, thanks for

joining us. Have a lovely night. That's it, we have counted them all

in. But who will be BBC Sports Personality Of The Year? From us

here in Birmingham, have a very good night. Goodbye.