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“Firstly, defend for the team. That's what I put my mind on.”
“Growing up, I used to look at Thierry Henry and I just really wanted to do stuff that he did in the Premier League. That encouraged me to push on and try to make things happen.”
“I don't like anything going past me. Anything. And I like to keep it that way.”
“I always want to be pushed to reach my potential.”
“My work in the final third is something that needs improving, for me.”
“My aim has been to keep improving and using each game step-by-step.”
“Even a fraction of a per cent improvement is worth getting, and I'm really excited about the chance to work on my game in any area I can.”
“You have to keep working on yourself non-stop, you have to keep testing yourself, even if it doesn't go right.”
“When I go to my parents' house, I know what to expect. Local kids chase me for autographs. I don't mind it. It makes my day. It makes me realise where I've come from, to go there and see kids coming up to me asking for autographs.”
“I think Man United is a big club, a big family, a big fan base, and I think they all stick together and are so tight together.”
“I loved watching Thierry Henry and Ronaldinho expressing themselves, so that's what I copied.”
“I felt like I had unfinished business at Palace, that they could still help develop me, before I moved on. I had always planned on staying longer.”
“It's going to be a challenge every game and they are only going to get harder with the better players you come up against.”
“I was just drifting away with the wrong friends. There were times when I'd have training at seven and I'd be out with them before and it would make me late. Apparently Palace were looking to release me at 14 because of things like that. They didn't tell me that but my dad did.”
“That's why I came to United... to get better and improve.”