Malcolm Allen is one of Welsh football's most popular characters, but how much do you know about one of Sgorio's main pundits?

Which team do you support?
Liverpool - they were by far the best team and played the most exciting football when I was a kid.

Who is/was your footballing hero?
Kenny Dalglish. He was a fantastic player - I still pretend that I'm Kenny Dalglish when I play football in the park!

There was a rumour when I was at Watford that Dalglish wanted to sign me, but unfortunately it came to nothing.

Which was your first football team?
Deiniolen under 12s. Myrfin Morris thought he was the best player in the village but I was determined to show him that I was a better player!

Who is the best player you have played alongside?
Apart from Ryan Giggs with Wales, I think I'd have to say that the two players who spring immediately to mind are Teddy Sheringham and Peter Beardsley.

I had a very good relationship with Teddy at Millwall, he could win the ball in the air and that made it easier for a small bloke like me!

At Newcastle, Beardsley was the most exciting player in the whole squad, he played the game as if he was looking down from above and was always about three steps ahead of everybody else. Incredible.

Who are your best friends in football?
I still keep in touch with Alex Rae who was at Millwall with me and of course I'm big friends with John Hartsn who I still see regularly now that he's also doing a lot of work in the media.

Another of my biggest mates is Iwan Roberts. Both of us were at Watford together and, of course, in the Wales squad. We were big mates off the field too.

I'm sure that having another Welsh speaker at Watford was a big help for me as it was a big thing moving from rural north Wales to a big place like Watford.

I have to say, though, he's lucky I became his mate because Iwan and his brother tried to kick lumps out of me every time Deiniolen played against Harlech!

Sgorio has been broadcasting Spanish football for 20 years, but who is the star player from that period?
I'd have to choose Ronaldinho. Even though he's not at his best these days, there was a time when everything he did was magic. He had incredible vision and he had the determination, not only to win, but to entertain.