Harry Winks dislikes snakes, Arsenal fan Piers Morgan – and the thought of being buried alive
“Is that a bit too intense for FourFourTwo?” asks the cheeky Tottenham star as he takes our quickfire Q&A

Spurs and England midfielder Harry Winks turned 22 this month and he can strike one lifelong goal off his bucket list: facing the challenge of 24 rapid questions from FourFourTwo in a bowling alley.
The boy Winks didn’t fold under the pressure, revealing his childhood heroes to be Steven Gerrard, Roger Federer and, well, Ross Geller from Friends. We were with you up to the Fed Express, Harry – but we’re more Joey or Rachel people here at FFT.
He also revealed his biggest fear. “Buried alive… Is that a bit too intense for FourFourTwo?” he says with a chuckle, before doubling down with and adding snakes into the mix. “Buried alive with snakes; that’s my biggest fear.”
Speaking of snakes, Winks also reveals which celebrity Gooner would be his nightmare lift companion. Check out the full interview in the video below.
See also...
- Modric: “I’m sorry for the way I left Tottenham. I wish we'd parted in a nicer way”
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Alex Reid is a freelance journalist and the former digital features editor at FourFourTwo. He has also written for the Guardian, talkSPORT, Boxing News and Sport magazine. Like most Londoners, he is a lifelong supporter of Aberdeen FC. He is deceptively bad in the air for a big man. He has never been a cage fighter.

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