Which footballer was the hardest you came up against? Lee, Warrington
The toughest player I came up against was Mark Hughes. He was not nasty but he was an aggressive player. If you kicked him you knew that within five minutes you would get a kick back.
The good thing about him was that if you did kick him he wouldn't whinge and moan to the referee.
Julian, you're one of my West Ham heroes. Are there any on-field verbals with an opponent you can share with me? Loz Barnes, Chesterfield
When I was at West Ham, Bobby Davison, who used to play for Derby, spat in my face once. That's the worst.
There were a few verbals with him, but luckily enough within 10 minutes he got what was coming to him.
Julian, would you like to manage West Ham? Lee, Basildon
Definitely. When Alan Pardew was there and they were going through a bad patch I offered my services as a defensive coach, but they turned me down.
I tried again while Alan Pardew was there and he turned me down again. But if I had a chance to manage West Ham I would walk from here, in Spain, to Upton Park.
What's more nerve-wracking - taking a penalty to win a game or sinking a 12-yard putt to win a golf tournament? Jim Farrier, Baldock
I wasn't nervous taking penalties - football was natural to me. I took one against Man United to draw 2-2 in the last 10 minutes, but I wasn't nervous.
But sinking a 12-yard putt, even just in a normal tournament, is pretty nerve-wracking for me.
What West Ham game stands out for you? Yeti, Basildon
There was the Man Utd game when we were 2-0 down. Beckham and Solskjaer scored. Then Raducioiu came on and got one and I took the penalty in the last 10 minutes to make it 2-2.
But the game that really stands out for me was beating Tottenham 4-3 at Upton Park. I scored two in that game. It's always nice to beat Tottenham!
Do you think the modern players lack passion? Tony from Essex
I do. I've been to see West Ham at Upton Park and I've seen them on TV. A lot of players show a lack of passion. Mark Noble is the bright spark. He's a West Ham fan through and through, and he knows what it means to the fans.
It's not just West Ham players though. A lot of players don't show the passion the fans deserve.
Do you think goalkeepers were scared of your penalties? I'm sure I saw Ian Walker jump out of the way! Neil Young
I never completely missed the target when I took a penalty. I did hit the bar and the post, but I was never well wide of the target.
All I used to do was put the ball down and hit it as hard as I could. I didn't pick a place. Luckily most of my penalties went in.
Was Marco Boogers really such a nutter? Michael Meany, Ashford
To be fair Marco was a nice lad. I'd left West Ham when I heard he'd gone back to Holland to live in a caravan.
He was a nice guy. He wasn't the best footballer but he was a good person.
