Joe Tomlinson

I was again looking at some of the other side, like Rafa Leao was there, I think Diego Dallo was there, Victor Iocras was there.

Which is well, but you went on to win it.

I think you were joint top scorer in the tournament.

So how do you think that kind of experience shaped you around that time?

Was it a big learning curve?

Yeah, because I think the season afterwards, you went sort of supernova, didn't you?

You were winning Championship Player of the Year, Young Player of the Year, scoring a bunch of goals and you were playing a little bit higher at that stage, weren't you?

And that's almost like a left wing role when you were a left back.

Was that a big shift for you to play that and then have that big explosion of goals and assists?

And obviously, I think that was the season as well.

We had the Wembley trip.

That was the assist for Tom Kearney in the final as well.

That's a massive moment.

Like, do you look back at that sort of being one of the best moments of your career?

People underestimate Wembley, don't they, playing a final?

Because I think people do underestimate, don't they?

Like a play-off final, if you haven't ever experienced a play-off final live, people talk about it being one of the most expensive games in football.

But in terms of the atmosphere and the fan reaction, Fulham fans must have been on a different planet.

And you yourself being a player that comes through the academy, was it a crazy day?

And obviously stepping up to the Premier League, did you immediately notice the jump?