Harry Kewell

Probably more northern now.

But every time I speak, everyone can really pick out the Australian accent straight away now.

So I feel like I'm going more Australian.

I don't know.

What do you hear?

I don't know.

Nothing really, just kind of chilling out, taking a little bit of time out from football and hanging out with the family, which I haven't had a lot of time to do, especially with my career and then going from football straight into management.

So kind of just taking a back seat and relaxing and enjoy being a father, but it also gives me an opportunity to just go out and watch football at a bit more of a relaxing kind of position.

Dad's Uber, I'm called.

Dad's Uber.

Which, like I said, I actually enjoy it.

I'm going from one place to another place, picking other people up here, there and everywhere.

I think I might start charging, actually.

No, definitely analysing.

I literally switch off from where the ball is.

I'm looking at what kind of teams are playing, what their formation is, what their structure is, how they're trying to beat the opponent.

So it's not me just sitting there enjoying it.

I'm just literally going there trying to just pick little holes and what would I do in that situation, that kind of thing.

No, and I don't think you can.

I think the day you stop learning is the day that you give up.