Paul McGinley hopes that the 2014 Ryder Cup at Gleneagles will go down as the ‘noisiest’ in the event’s history. Europe’s barely believable comeback victory at Medinah two years ago was even more impressive for being achieved amid the din of fervent home support, which had been whipped into a frenzy by the likes of Bubba Watson, Phil Mickelson and Keegan Bradley. But Europe captain McGinley hopes Europe fans can roar his team on to victory in Perthshire next week and again silence the Americans, who are hoping to avoid an eighth defeat in the last 10 Ryder Cups. VIDEO: Scroll down to see Paul McGinley talking about the Ryder Cup
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Paul McGinley leads Europe against USA in next week's Ryder Cup
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Irishman hoping to secure Europe's eighth win in last 10 Ryder Cups
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Biennial showpiece starts at Gleneagles in Scotland on September 26
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McGinley speaks about Ryder Cup hopes and memories in exclusive video for Sportsmail
‘As much as we as @placeholder are very proud to represent Europe I think it’s great to see the Americans, the American national anthem and how passionate Americans feel representing their country.’