Callum Wilson

and he was like, oh, I remember when, you know, you just come onto the scene, I thought, who's this kid, scored a hat-trick, you know, in one of the, I think it's against West Ham, unfortunately, but, but yeah, I think, you know, those kind of moments stand out, especially players that you've seen growing up, and then obviously having conversations and playing against, yeah.

Something that you'll obviously treasure for life.

And I feel that with a World Cup around the corner, of course, you've got the previous experience.

So you're like, oh, I want that again.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Everything that comes with it, really.

You know, the football, the stadiums, the fans, the whole environment and atmosphere around a World Cup tournament.

The camp was amazing.

Everyone got along really well.

We used to play Wolf every night.

Did you?

Yeah, things like that.

I think Robbie Williams was playing Wolf with us one night.

So...

things like that are just like surreal experiences you know so you go from a boy from Coventry playing Wolf with Robbie Williams it's like what the hell so I think yeah obviously it brings amazing opportunities and first and foremost the football was amazing to step onto the field and I think I got an assist in my first game probably should have shot myself but Jack will thank me forever so you know I've got a friend for life in Jack now with that but I feel yeah it was an amazing experience and like I say yeah one that I'll never forget

He was probably more of a manager than a coach.

Steve Holland took a lot of the sessions.

But Gareth was there, always watching, always analysing.

And I feel that when you was performing, you'd get your opportunity.