Jordan Pickford helps to praise Everton in the community

Jordan Pickford was finally able to "get baded" Wednesday night as Everton's star had joined a Ravin "Fit" exercise clbad in favor of The People & # 39; s Place.

The goalkeeper stepped in to help Radio City's DJ Lee Butler and legendary blues legend Ian Snodin prepare the melodies for the more than 100 participants, including Everton Ladies' Claudia Walker and Kirstie Levell.

The 24-year-old, the young man announced in early September that his word "Get the rave on" was known to the public. It was revealed that he had the prominent phrase of the match between England and Spain.

But the origins go back a little further than that.

Pickford said: "I was in Sunderland and everyone knew that I liked this rave.All my pals are Sunderland fans and there was a match against Leicester at home where there was a slight breakdown.

"While waiting for the lights to come back on, I was standing in front of the South Stand, which is the singing tribune, and all the fans started singing" Get the rave on "and all the lights started to light up in the stadium, it was really amazing!

"From there, it stuck and I put it on my Twitter and Instagram."

The money raised through the Ravin 'Fit event will help Everton in the community reach its million dollar fundraising goal for "The People's Place", a special mental health facility built near Goodison Park.

And it was a pleasant event for the goalkeeper of the Blues, who stressed the importance of exercise to improve not only physical health, but also mental health.

Pickford said after the event: "Yes, it was good, the first time on the bridge really!

"But it's all for a good cause, Lee [Butler] Played good tunes and there were a lot of people inside, so it was nice.

"If I could have stayed, I would have probably looked at everything!

"I think when you do exercise, it helps you relax, for example, if I had a bad day and went to football, I'm just concentrating on football field.the spirit is only there.

"It's a huge help, and the idea of ​​the Ravin 'Fit is really good in that sense.

"I have only been here a year and I know the community very well, but it is huge and we discuss it quite regularly."