NO, it's not an interview with legendary singer Tina Turner!

It's our weekly feature in which we get up close and personal with the Albion players to find out who or what tops their charts.

Every Tuesday, you'll be able to read one of the Hawthorns troops' answers to ten probing questions as we delve into their colourful careers and find out what tickles their fancy in their leisure time.

Today, we chat to reserve team coach and ex-Baggies midfielder Craig Shakespeare.

Q1: Simply the best match you've ever played in?

CS: When I played for Walsall in the Old Third Division play-off final replay with Bristol City and we won 4-0 in May 1988, at Fellows Park.

Q2: Simply the best meal you've eaten?

CS: Grilled salmon at a fish restaurant overlooking the sea in Portugal.

Q3: Simply the best player you've played against?

CS: Hugo Sanchez when Albion were on tour and we played Real Madrid. He scored four goals and they won 6-1, but at least I scored our one from the penalty spot.

Q4: Simply the best holiday destination?

CS: The Seychelles. It's beautiful.

Q5: Simply the best player you've played with?

CS: Kanu in training at Albion. We were the dream team!

Q6: Simply the best practical joker?

CS: David Hirst at Sheffield Wednesday. He had a hand in everything. I was quite new when I went there so he left me alone for a while.

Q7: Simply the best book you've read?

CS: Lance Armstrong's 'It's Not About the Bike'

Q8: Simply the best captain you've played with?

CS: Nigel Pearson at Sheffield Wednesday. He just led by example.

Q9: Simply the best match you've ever watched?

CS: England 5 Germany 1. Michael Owen scored a hat-trick and we beat them convincingly in Munich in an important World Cup qualifier, in September 2001.

Q10: Simply the best car you've ever owned?

CS: BMW 3 Series.