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Published 23:00 28 Mar 2016 BST

"We’re all completely different people and characters but we all had that same desire, not only to get into the first team but to stay there and to win things." "We remained good friends off the pitch and still to this day we still share the same jokes, the same sense of humour and are comfortable in each other’s company. I think it was about that desire and hunger to keep going."
When asked to describe each of the other Class of 92 group in one word, here's what Giggsy said:
"Gary Neville – I’m going for two words... always right! "Phil Neville – Bubbly. "Nicky Butt – Funny. "Paul Scholes – Dry. "David Beckham – Cocky!"
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