Well, welcome to the official Eid tonight of podcast from me, Michael Bridges and Stuart Dallas.

Today we're going to be joined by Carl Dahlow to chat about his life on and off the pitch.

But before we do, Stu, it's our favourite little part before we get started.

Two lies and one truth about Carl Darlow. So you're ready? Go on. Because I've been terrible at these, by the way. You haven't got one, right? Yeah. Oh, I, cheers, pal. Thank you. I've never drank coffee in my life. I've never eaten chocolate or I've never been on a roller coaster. So over to you. What do do you think he's definitely a chocolate got to have

absolutely i mean if he hasn't we're going to have to interrogate he has kids and those kids are young

um he's bound to have been on a roller coaster you reckon what do you think well i i don't think he's always coffee keep us must always drink

coffee because they go out early so to get them lively and get them up for a session

it keeps me going yeah so he's got of eating chocolate and but i know something about him right

that i've found out from somebody else which i'll'll come to later. So I'm going to suggest that because of that fear of something else, he's going to be scared and fear, he's going to have a fear of roller coasters. Really? So I'm going to go for the roller coaster one. He's never been a roller coaster. I'll go obviously just so you can win one. Right. He doesn't drink coffee. He doesn't drink coffee. Right. Okay.

Well, without further ado, let's welcome our guest, Carl Dahl. I can't get up. My leg. My leg. Stop, I can't get up. Carl, welcome. Good to see you, Paul. Thanks for having me. Did you hear the two lies and one truth? Can you put us out with our misery and explain why?

Stuart Dallas was right.

Am I?

Yeah. lies and one truth. Can you put us out with our misery and explain why? Stuart Dallas was right.

Amma? Yeah. I actually didn't know that. You stitched me up again last year. Do you know what he's done? I've walked, I've driven in here. Yeah. And I've got a message from WhatsApp, do you want a coffee?

On my life. No. Swoon how in my life? I mean not just messaged me asking if I wanted the coffee. That's a lie because he's never bought anybody coffee in his life. He's a tight as mine. He's a man. I've seen the question, isn't he? I'm the one that brings a coffee in here, but I honestly didn't know that. I was just trying to think back from the time when I was with you, if you drunk coffee. That's fair play.

You've done it again. I've just said,

no,

I'm all good,

this morning,

thank you.

No, no,

I've never,

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