Don Hutchison

You know, all right, he went for a little bit of a bad form.

I think no goals in the last eight before he got these couple of goals against Tottenham.

But the kid's just got magic in his boots.

He's got a swagger about him.

He can play.

He gets on the half turn.

Odegaard's a fantastic footballer, don't get me wrong.

But this guy's got more end product.

I think he's got assists in him, he's definitely got goals in him.

I think if you played Ezra for 38 games in the Premier League, I think he'd be looking at something like, or he should be looking at something like 15 goals.

You know, playing in that position, I think, as I said, he's got the natural ability, he's got the ability to take players on, he's got a yard of pace, he's got a bit of strength, he's got positional awareness, and he knows where the back of the net is, so I think the shirt has to be his.

Horrible.

Yeah, horrible.

I went down, as you know, with West Ham, with an unbelievable side, that we went down with a Premier League record of 42, and the team was filled with England internationals.

And, you know, our team was guys like Thomas Repke and Christian Daly and David James, Joe Cole, Paolo Dicanio, Trevor Sinclair, Jermaine Defoe, Freddy Canute.

a team that was pretty stacked and we just, we got to sort of Christmas time and we looked around in the dressing room, we thought, we're going to be fine.

Like you look at Kanute and you look at Di Canio, you look at Jermaine Defoe and the guys that I mentioned and you go, we'll be all right.

Then all of a sudden, a busy December, busy Jan, you get to Feb and you go,

holy moly, we're in the bottom three, but we'll be fine.

And then the games go by and you've got no form to lean on and you're winning like one in three and four and you're not jumping too many places because all the teams have gone away from you.