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Team-mates: Charlton Athletic winger Callum Harriott

Best mate at the club?

Probably Jordan Cousins. We have been through the ranks together at Charlton since we were kids and we still get on well.

Last to buy dinner?

That is a hard one, but I would have to say Tareiq Holmes-Dennis because we went out to a Caribbean restaurant not too long ago and he didn’t pay so that’s fresh in the memory.

The FIFA king?

Definitely me. I would take on anyone else at Charlton. A few of the others are quite good, but I’m not worried. We also play Call of Duty and I’m the best at that as well. I’m not even joking!

Worst dressed?

Tony Watt dresses like he just woke up out of bed. He will come to training in a mismatch-coloured tracksuit or just some ripped shorts. Maybe it’s a Scottish thing.

Dressing room DJ?

Stephen Henderson likes to play his music, but I’m not a big fan – it’s mainly house music. I like a bit of UK grime and rap. I have some friends who rap, so I mostly listen to them.

Most skilful?

I’m trying to think who is more skilful than me! It would probably be me or Ademola Lookman, who has got some nice stepovers. Tony Watt is quite skilful, too, so I’ll throw him into the mix.

Late for training?

No-one – we’re all pretty punctual. There’s a fines system that keeps everyone in line and it seems to be working.

Teacher’s pet?

There are a few – Diego Poyet, Reza Ghoochannejhad and Johnnie Jackson, included. They know the manager quite well from when he was last here, so they’re pleased to have him back.

Worst cook?

The chefs we have at Charlton now are a shambles! I haven’t really tried the other lads’ cooking and my girlfriend Shannon usually cooks for me, but I give it a go from time to time.

First on the dance floor?

Chris Solly – what a guy! We have team nights out, like the Christmas party and the end-of-season do, and he is up there pretty quickly. He’s not too bad, to be fair.

Most likely to disgrace themselves at the Christmas party?

Chris Solly is in the running, but Nick Pope fell down some stairs at last year’s party, so I’ll have to go with him.

Worst tattoo?

Tony Watt has got  something on his leg that says “They are not you”. In the background, there are a whole load of people and one person who is coloured in red. It’s meant to be about standing out from the crowd. It’s awful.

Never puts the phone down?

Literally everyone, including me.

Partial to the sunbed?

Henderson and Jackson – the little Essex bunch!

Going to make best manager?

Harry Osborne and I are doing our UEFA B licence at the moment and we have got our test pretty soon. When I’m older and I come to the end of my career, I’m not going to want to do it then. We’re doing it now and one day we’ll be taking the team up to the Premier League!

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