Here is Marc Joesph's full 4-4-2 interview from the Leeds programme:

Which team did you support as a boy?

Leicester City

Who were your childhood football heroes?

John Barnes

What has been the highlight of your career so far?

Playing against Newcastle in the FA Cup, and achieving two promotions on the spin

If you weren't a footballer, what would you like to do instead?

Probably work in a school

Can you remember the first football match you attended?

Leicester vs. West Ham sometime in the 1980s. (Ian Sharps offers "1970s!")

Can you remember your first autograph?

It was a cricketer - Curtley Ambrose

Were you good at any other sports as a kid?

At school I played everything so I could get out of classes

Who is the most famous person you have in your phone?

Peter Taylor, or maybe Nick Barmby

If you could bring back a TV programme from your youth, what would it be?

Fresh Prince of Bel Air

If you could play with any player, past or present, who would it be?

Ronaldo, when he was…

"Good?"

"Yes!"

Present

Do you have any pre-match rituals?

Make sure everything's tucked in

What do you have on your iPod before a big game?

I have a very eclectic taste in music so I have all sorts on

What is the best dressing room prank you have experienced?

When I was at Bristol City, one of the injured boys put every piece of equipment in the physio room on plastic cups, which was quite funny

How do you pass the time on the team coach?

Play cards and take the micky out of people

Who is your best friend in football?

Probably Matt Gill at Exeter

Which players/teams have been your most difficult opposition over the years and why?

Derby matches are always the biggest games of the season

Have you got a favourite goal?

Probably my left foot volley scissor kick over my head against Chesterfield to clinch the match

What is your most proud moment in football?

When I made my debut and then staying in football for the last 14 years

Have you thought what you'd like to do when your playing career is finished?

Probably go on a very long holiday, maybe around the world

Do you have any advice for youth players? Are there any mistakes that you've learnt from?

Take on as much advice as you can and when you get a chance, make sure you grab it