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Published 08:38 18 Nov 2015 GMT

Davies, who retired from football in September, revealed that the likes of John Terry would always shake hands after being roughed up by Davies while former Manchester United defender Nemanja Vidic wasn't quite as forgiving after a challenge.
"You know in the first challenge or two if you have the beating of [an opponent] in the air," Davies told FourFourTwo. "The one I always loved playing against was John Terry.
"I caught him, he caught me. He was stretchered off once, but there were no grudges and we’d swap shirts.
"Someone like Nemanja Vidic, you’d tackle them and they wouldn’t shake your hand because they thought it was a personal insult. But it’s a physical game. Nowadays it’s going a bit soft."Explore more on these topics:
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