Hello and welcome back to one-on-one from Sky Sports. I'm Juliett Farrington and this is the podcast

where we talk to some of football's top names or on this episode, could that be the tallest?

Because if you are a regular listener to this pod, you may remember around this time last year,

a conversation I had

with Big Dan Byrne because that's how everyone knows him, the Newcastle defender, Big Dan Burn.

Anyway, he had quite a week after we first spoke last year because he scored in the League

Cup final to help Newcastle lift their first trophy in 60 years and he got an England call-up. So 12 months on,

I went back to Blyde to reflect on the past year that he'd had. He's still believing and still

dreaming, and he still has so much more to give. So here we go again. Sky Sports one-on-one with

Dan Byrne. Ticking up to 45, Trippia with drift.

In goes, Byrne.

It's the boy from Blythe, a Wembley goal for the first time in a Jordan generation.

What a header.

It's zero-eyed. So Dan, just looking back, the last time we were here, it was a glorious day and the sun was beating down, it's pouring down with rain at the moment.

But one of the last things you said to me was if it was to end tomorrow your footballing career,

you'd be really proud, really happy for everything that you've achieved.

And then the week that followed, can you talk us through that week?

Yeah, crazy week.

I think it was probably just a couple of days later.

But yeah, getting the text off, I've spoke about the text off, Thomas Tuckold and not really

believing that he'd actually text us and then spoke to him on

face time and he sort of said that he was thinking about calling us up so it was just a

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