All right, mate, how's it going? What time you want till?

Not bad, thanks. Probably finishing a three, I reckon.

Your Uber driver is here at aerobic fitness, as you use every Tuesday lunchtime.

Because Uber drivers work when they want and do other stuff when they want.

Like live a double life as Croydon's most popular aerobics instructor.

Naturally. Looking good good gang. Love those

leggings, Trevor. Let's go. Uber on our way. I could just feel his, his confidence in me. I could feel

his desire to get me in the building

and to want to see me do well.

Probably my last

three years at Everton were stressful.

There was a lot of ups and downs

and I felt that I'd come to a stage

where I started to stagnate a little bit.

We want to finish as high as possible,

look up and not down and we've got more than enough within our dressing room and more than enough quality to look much further up the table.

I'm a big feeling person, you know, you have to go on how you feel, trust your. And my gut was saying, you know, this was the perfect place for me.

Welcome back to One-on-One from Sky Sports, the podcast where we chat to some of football's biggest names. I'm Joe Tomlinson.

And I'm Juliett Ferrington. And Joe, if I said to you you Dominic Calvert Lewin what comes to mind

Headers jumping ability mainly he has got some leap on him and how old do you think he is

I would have said potentially 30 I feel like he's been around forever Dom yeah he's nearly 30

he'll be 30 in a few years time he's 28 as you say, it feels like he's been around forever. But he is only still in his 20s. He made his Premier League debut for Everton at 19. And he stayed there ever since. So Everton is all he has ever known in his professional senior football career until obviously this summer,

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