Portable building

But I had it in, in our kind of...

We had a Portakabin, and it was, like, quite Rocky-esque, and we had, like, a Calor gas heater, and I invited her around to watch me box.

[laughs]

And I boxed to that tune, and, like, went for the whole thing and just had moves that I'd done and all sorts.

It's gonna be, it's gonna be like a little room now.

It's just gonna be like a little cabin, like a Portakabin.

[laughs] The as- the winter progresses and everybody's breath steams up, which last year would've been the best way to watch Sheffield Wednesday.

Let's be c- crystal clear here.

Can you set the scene for us? Where are you?

[laughs] I'm in a Portakabin.

So I've been to the...

There was a drinks party at Cornbury House, very kindly hosted by David and Fiona Howden for the under-25 riders, 'cause we have our new national, uh, advanced under-25 class this year, and officials.

And so I went to that, and then I...

You texted me, and I was like, "Oh, yes." And so I beetled back to the site, and I found a Portakabin, and I found the key to the Portakabin, more importantly.

And so I'm sitting under a harshly bright light [laughs] in a Portakabin.

Yeah.

I was the only girl there.

I worked, like, in, like, a little cabin, Portakabin thing, and I had to wear a high vis jacket and a helmet, and everyone else was a man, and I was just doing, like, spreadsheets or something like that.

But next to it was a sewage plant, so it really stunk of poo.

So every time my mum dropped me off there she would cry, because she would hate that I would come back smelling of poo.