Leeds United winger Jack Harrison had a day to forget – on a memorable afternoon for his team.
Leeds United players and supporters celebrated wildly as the Whites beat Aston Villa 3-2.
The comeback was impressive, and was sparked by substitute Jack Clarke.
The player he replaced was Jack Harrison, who frustrated fans – and seemingly his manager – with his poor performance.
Harrison touched the ball only 14 times in 45 minutes, and failed to create any chances.
By comparison, 77th minute substitute managed 11 touches.
Harrison has contributed nothing positive to Leeds since his equaliser against Millwall in September.
Leeds’ squad is stretched with injuries and the Whites need him to perform.
The 22-year-old Manchester City loanee has not completed 90 minutes since early October.
Leeds’ own academy talent Jack Clarke is younger, yet looks a more complete player already.
This was highlighted with their performances today and it should act as a real wake up call.
He is running out of chances to make his Leeds loan a success and it would be a surprise to see him back in the starting line up in the club’s next game on Boxing Day.
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