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You know, when I'm playing tennis, I keep thinking don't miss the ball, don't miss the ball, don't miss the ball. And then I realize, while I'm thinking about not missing, I'm actually hitting it pretty well. It's funny how the mind works, right?

You know when you're trying to learn swimming? Don't drown, don't drown, don't drown, don't drown. That's all you're thinking about. And by the time you've finished worrying about drowning, you realize you're actually floating. You're actually doing it!

I am Thomas Sangster

You know, I sort of always visualized myself making those big plays. I'd spend hours watching matches, studying how the greats moved, how they thought. And it's funny, because when you're training, you sort of live those moments in your head, imagining the perfect game.

You know, I sort of always dreamed about those big match moments. When you're training every day, watching the legends, studying their moves. It's like, you can see yourself making that perfect pass, scoring that winning goal. That's what drives you, really.

You know, when I was younger, I'd sort of watch these amazing matches and imagine myself there. It's the drama of it all - when you're in that moment, heart racing, and you sort of know this could be something special. That's what football's all about, really.

Sometimes I think about the way things sound when nobody is looking. It's like a weird, metallic hum that's almost beautiful but also slightly terrifying. You don't know if it's the house or something else entirely. It’s a very, very strange feeling, really.

It was a bit mad, really, being the youngest and trying to keep up with that lot. We’d spend our nights just wandering around, feeling the weight of those stories being told. Ireland has this way of shaping you long before you even realize what's actually happening.