Kelly Cates

Because when you bring in a player, it's not been easy.

Whatever way you dress it up, £57 million, the expectations for him to come and deliver straight away.

And he's seen Mason Mount do so well in probably where he wants to play, the number 10 role.

But today, it just felt like a breakthrough moment for him.

I'm delighted.

He seems a really nice lad.

And it's not always that easy when you come to, not only a new league, but he's still a young man.

But you can see the confidence that he's got and also the quality that he possesses.

So I'm expecting now...

you know, onwards and upwards for him.

As much as the focus has been on those young players, it was one of the, well, can we call him the old guard in Willian who got the fourth goal?

Definitely, and a really good goal as well.

And the spaces were starting to open up for Chelsea.

They were getting them on the counter-attack.

They had a couple of options.

It's difficult when a player's got this much quality, just shifts the ball, step over and hits that so early.

And it's very difficult as a defender to stop.

When I talk about a step over in the conventional one, this is it normally what you try to do.

You step over with your left and then take it with your right, shift it, get half a yard and then you strike it early.

And it's a brilliant piece of play.