World Cup and European Championships winner. Captain of Arsenal's 'Invincibles'. Premier League Hall of Famer. There's very little that Patrick Vieira failed to achieve in his legendary career.

Now aiming to find success from the dugout as Crystal Palace boss, Vieira recently sat down with Sky Sports to discuss his impressive resume and answer some of the most searched questions about him on the web.

From his moments of glory, to his relationships today with famous rivals and colleagues, all the way to his preferred pre-match meal, plenty of ground was covered in the quickfire session.

You can check out the full video at the bottom of this article but here are some of the best responses from Vieira.

Patrick Vieira on France's World Cup win in 1998

"I was fortunate to be part of the generation, in 1998, that won the World Cup. It was in France and that was the icing on the cake.

"It was complicated there was a lot of racism going around at the time and to win that World Cup with the diversity that we had in the team showed what France was all about. It was bigger than football.'"

Did Ray Parlour teach Patrick Vieira English?

"There's this rumour going around... He wasn't the best because he didn't teach me the right stuff! The David Dein story is true (where Parlour taught Vieira to say 'Tottenham are s***' in front of the former Arsenal chairman).

"[Parlour is] a character and a personality. I love him. I can't repeat what he taught me. I'd be in big trouble!"

Does Patrick Vieira still speak to Arsene Wenger?

"I still speak to Arsene often. He follows what I am doing at Palace. We talk football, tactics, the way I want to prepare the team.

"He can give me feedback because he watches all our games. It's important for me to have him around."

LONDON - SEPTEMBER 11: Arsene Wenger of Arsenal talks with Patrick Vieira during the Barclays Premiership match between Fulham and Arsenal at Craven Cottage on September 11, 2004 in London. (Photo by Phil Cole/Getty Images)

What did Patrick Vieira eat before matches?

"Like the majority of players, I ate a lot of pasta.

"At Arsenal, we used to have this boiled fish. It wasn't the best!

Are Patrick Vieira and Roy Keane friends?

"We worked together [as pundits at Euro 2012] a couple of times. One day, we decided to walk back to the hotel together with the rest of the crew and we saw an ice cream shop.

"We went in and got some ice cream and then bumped into some fans. They couldn't believe that it was Roy and myself together eating ice cream. We joked that they weren't allowed to take a picture!

"I like Roy. He is a funny guy... He paid for the ice cream that day because the better player never pays!"

VILLARREAL, SPAIN - NOVEMBER 02: ITV guests Patrick Viera and Roy Keane give their views before the UEFA Champions League Group A match between Villareal CF and Manchester City at El Madrigal on November 2, 2011 in Villarreal, Spain. (Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Images)

Who is the best player Patrick Vieira ever managed?

"When I was at [MLS side] New York City [FC], I had the chance to work with Frank Lampard, David Villa and Andrea Pirlo. They were already top of the top, though.

"The best young player coming through that I worked with was Jack Harrison (now of Leeds United). I knew he had the ability to get where he is at the moment."

Who is the best player Patrick Vieira ever played with?

"At international level, Zinedine Zidane. He made everything look so easy. He could make a really bad ball look good because of his technical ability.

"I have to mention Dennis Bergkamp and Thierry [Henry]. I was at Juventus with Ibrahimovic, Inter Milan with Luis Figo.

"I am pleased because I played with some of the best players in the game."

WOLVERHAMPTON - FEBRUARY 7: Alex Rae of Wolves is challenged by Dennis Bergkamp and Patrick Vieira of Arsenal during the FA Barclaycard Premiership match between Wolverhampton Wanderers and Arsenal at Molineux on February 7, 2004 in Wolverhampton, England. (Photo by Phil Cole/Getty Images)

Who is the best player Patrick Vieira ever played against?

"In England, Roy Keane. Elsewhere, Edgar Davids. He was always tough to play against.

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