We could be here for hours talking about.

It was a real up and down journey.

At that time, I knew I was young, but I didn't feel like it was crazy what I was doing until

I see videos of it now and I look back and I think, yeah, what I was doing at 16 was actually crazy.

To describe my time there, it was a rollercross day, you know,

and Tottenham fans probably saw glimpses of what I could do,

never really saw me on the pitch anyway, it was just frustrating for me.

It was a homecoming.

Obviously, he really missed the club when I was away.

I always said that I would hope there would be a possibility for me to come back at any

point and for it to be a reality.

It was crazy for me.

Welcome to One-on-One from Sky Sports, the podcast where we chat to some of the brightest stars

in the Premier League.

I'm Joe Tomlinson.

There's no jewels today. And I've been lucky enough to travel to Fulham's Motspur Park training ground to chat to the one and only, Ryan Sessignon. A boy, do we use the word journey to describe some footballing careers. And even though he's not really travelled that far, Ryan Sesson's career today has certainly been that a journey.

It's full of ups and downs and as he says himself, it's really been a roller coaster.

Some people might well not remember, but Ryan is the definition of a proper Wonder Kid.

He came through the ranks of the Fullham Academy to the first team at 16 years old and he set

all of the records along the way. After winning multiple

accolades, he helped Fullum back to the Premier League in 2018 before a really high profile move to

Tottenham Hotspur to use the roller coaster analogy again, he was definitely on the up. But that's

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