Harry Wilson

Uh, Jimenez is gone.

Uh, Harry Wilson's gone.

It is a very different Fulham side to the last one that came to Anfield.

Um, the manager may end up being under a little bit of pressure.

Maybe that develops and they'll have to develop against teams like Leeds, who definitely don't want the ball.

But I think Leeds have now got a bit more about them than last season, especially up front with Harry Wilson, a bit more quality on the ball than, say, like Brendan Aaronson.

Kalvin Lewin, this move's probably done his career massive favors, to be fair.

Um, and defensively, like, as we said last season throughout, when they found that three at the back, it's been excellent, and that new lad I know you're a big fan of from...

And last year, Robbie Evans sat down with the written press to deliver the bad news on Leeds United's transfer window.

Leeds had missed out on certain targets and had a pretty dismal deadline day after missing out on Harry Wilson, and all the saga that revolved around a plane on the tarmac and Leeds saying a deal sheet had gone in, and Fulham saying there was no deal sheet, that they had said at 4:00 that the deal was off, there was no chance of a move, and all of that happened.

But this time, he gets to sit down and talk about what has been believed and been described as one of Leeds' most positive transfer windows.

But he also covered off Daniel Farke's contract, the Jed York situation in the US, the SCR, and the sales of players, and Leeds' decision on certain players, and decisions to move away from certain players over the course of the summer transfer window.

But in the moment, people might count it as a loan only.

You brought in two players who are each worth eight figures, but they might look like a free and a loan.

The key things for us are looking at him as a player who can be a long-term solution in the Premier League, and if all things go right, he'll be a player you want to have in the building." The free being Harry Wilson, and the loan being Jean-Matteo Baia.

So patience needed on Baia.

We were sure Buonanotte was coming, then went to Chelsea.

We didn't manage to sign Harry Wilson, so ended up very short in some key areas.

But eventually we stayed up, uh, and it worked, and it worked.

Uh, this season eventually was a good window.

Maybe that develops and they'll have to develop against teams like Leeds, who definitely don't want the ball.

But I think Leeds have now got a bit more about them than last season, especially up front with Harry Wilson, a bit more quality on the ball than say like Brendan Arrington, Calvert-Lewin.

This move's probably done his career massive favours, to be fair.

And defensively, like as we said last season throughout, when they found that free at the back, It's been excellent.

And Fulham lost a lot of players that I think had that physicality.

Even the likes of Harry Wilson isn't afraid to get stuck in um you know to 50 50 challenges if he needs to even though he's an attacking player they've lost a lot of that element fortunately for them they're playing against a liverpool side who's not necessarily the most physically gifted in terms of that midfield but because fulham don't have that aspect to their game i think it actually suits liverpool's game to play a team that wants to be tech technical because liverpool are going to have the better technical players and if it's a technique versus technique type of game think liverpool come out on top every single time and unfortunately uh you know styles make fights and this is just a fight that doesn't bode well for a fulham side and and how the squad has been constructed again it's a it's a game away from home against a traditionally big six team not necessarily one of the games you're expecting to pick up points in if you get points in them it's a bonus there will be other games that fulham will expect to get points and this isn't one of them so

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he deserves a slap.

I was glad to see, uh, Harry Wilson sort of give him, give him a nudge in the back of the head-

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And then-

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... um, corner from Harry Wilson comes across, and then Miramovich, great header, one-nil.

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Yeah, here we are again, prepping for Game Week 4. um so today we will be doing all kinds of stuff honestly we're gonna be um doing a little bit of uh panic percentage so uh just an updated we did one after game week one but i think it's it's important to do it again just to see where we're at with some pretty highly rostered players and how nervous we are about some of the things going on uh around these particular players so you Yeah, we're going to, oh, Bandit, that's actually one of them we're going to be talking about.

So don't you worry, my friend, we will get to Harry Wilson.

Yeah, so panic percentage, how nervous are we about certain highly rostered players? From there, we're going to move into our first what's in the box of the season, complete with that amazing, amazing, amazing drop that you all are so used to and we so crave.

Then from there, we'll move into our weekly kind of streamer section, complete with our newest segment, which is Screw the Queue.

True believer right there.

All right, we'll get to some other questions, but just quickly, here's a Palacios question speaking of.

Palacios or Harry Wilson?

Harry,

Leeds identified three major objectives, a left-footed centre-back, an inverted right-winger and the goalkeeper, and they got those done early.

Muramovic, Harry Wilson and James Trafford.

Then Leeds were able to build around those signings with players like Alvedi, Bard and Boyer.

And I actually like the philosophy Evans is trying to talk about here.

We'll find out.

And that's the important bit.

Now, let's talk about Harry Wilson, because this could turn out to be one of the smartest pieces of business Leeds have done in a long time.

Fulham's player of the season, a Premier League proven player, left footed, playing from the right, excellent delivery, excellent set pieces, and Leeds got him on a free.