• Sean Dyche (Watford)
• Neil Harris (Millwall)

• Neil Warnock (Sheff Utd manager)
• Chris Kamara live from his Upton Park bedroom
• Champagne Charlie Nicolas

• His football hero was Kevin Keegan
• The best player he's played with is Gazza
• The best player he's played against is Tony Adams
• His favourite strike partner was either Les Ferdinand or Teddy Sheringham
• His favourite away ground is Old Trafford
• His most memorable match was winning the Premiership at Anfield
• He'd prefer to forget missing a penalty for Newcastle against Sunderland
• His best goal was his recent strike against Everton
• The funniest thing he's heard during his career was that Lovejoy is a good presenter
• His career high was captaining England
• No means no when it's about him making an England return

1. Imagine - John Lennon
2. The Masterplan - Oasis
3. Waterfall - Stone Roses

Favourite Album:

• Definitely Maybe - Oasis

Favourite Film:

• Braveheart

Top Three Singles:

1. We Are the Champions - Queen
2. Candle in the Wind - Elton John
3. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction - Rolling Stones

Favourite Album:

• The Works- Queen

Favourite Film:

• Midnight Express

• Comedian and impressionist Phil Cornwell made his fifth Soccer AM appearance today, revealing that his co-thespian Steeve Coogan isn't a football fan: 'it's terrible when people are like that.. you don't know what to say to them.'  As for rumours about his team Spurs ground sharing with Arsenal, he said: 'I don't want to contemplate that.  I'm a traditionalist and wouldn't want it.  It's not that I've got anything against Arsenal, just that they're a South London team and should have their ground there.'
• Sean Dyche (he of runny bottom fame) is now at the Glory Hornet boys, and left Millwall because: 'They didn't offer me any terms, and it was a shame to leave under those circumstances but I'm more than happy at Watford.'
• Millwall striker Neil Harris was also on the Orange Sofa, suspended, but admitted that if he'd timed his suspension better, he could have had Christmas off.  As for his team, he said: 'Unless we pick up in this half of the season, we'll end up 10-15th,' and he couldn't quite remember who Sean Dyche was.  He was also asked about his much-publicised battle with cancer, to which he said: 'I feel back to full strength now.  It was take one day at a time, but it's all behind me and at the back of my mind.'
• Remember to catch the Christmas Day show, on at 9am and 4pm, featuring Gus Poyet, Sean Davies, Helen eating fire, and Sasa Curcic and Chris Kamara in apparently classic Soccer AM moments.