Hey there. Welcome to Football with Grant Wall. Thanks so much for joining me. Today's interview

guest is Jack Harrison, the leads United and former NYCFC player who's in a solid run

of form lately in the Premier League. We've had some great guests lately, including John

Burman, Brendan Aronson, and Pia Sunhaga. I also encourage you to check out my new podcast

series, American Prodigy, The Freddie Adieu Story. All eight episodes are out, and you

can binge all of them to your heart's content. Now, here's my interview with Jack Harrison.

Our guest now is Jack Harrison, the former New York City and Wake Forest player who's

now excelling for leads United in the Premier League with five goals and four assists heading

into Wednesday's game with Everton. Jack, it's great to see you again. Thanks for coming

on the show. Thank you for having me. I'll have the listeners know you're wearing a New

York Yankees hat. So it's nice to see you still representing. I'm exactly always after

representing where I can. Now, this interview comes out on Thursday, but we're speaking

on Monday. Your leads team just had a big three one win at Lester City, you scored for

the second straight game. Your team had lost to this same Lester team four to one earlier

this season. What changed in your approach to this game that caused things to turn around

for you? I think with Marcelo, the amount of analysis work that we do, it's always difficult

for teams to repeat results like that against us because as a team, we always try to be

as prepared as we can going into each game. So if there's a new system tactically or something

like that, we'll know about it and we'll be prepared. And I think even in the second half

of when we played against Lester, the first 10 minutes, I think they changed the formation and

we were disorganised for a little bit, but after reviewing it early on in the week,

we were able to adjust quite quickly once we knew what we were doing. So it's just little things

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