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Leeds United: Fans laud Jack Harrison’s first touch after narrow win over Bristol City

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Leeds United fans were lauding one of Jack Harrison’s traits after the Whites beat Bristol City 1-0 in the Championship last weekend.

Following the narrow victory, one fan claimed that the Manchester City loanee has an underrated first touch. The attacker performed well against the Robins as he terrorised Lee Johnson’s defence, crossing the ball a mammoth 14 times and attempting the second-most dribbles (2) (via WhoScored). It was a display that is a change from his recent performances for the side after he was criticised by Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink during the recent loss at Nottingham Forest.

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Indeed, one supporter claimed he has ‘pillow feet’.

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It’s a change in tone from the supporters, who only recently lashed out at the winger for his performances in the back to back losses against Wigan Athletic and Nottingham Forest. Harrison seems to be winning back fans with his displays recently as they lauded his first touch after the tweet.

Here is a selection of tweets from the Elland Road faithful:

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Leeds fans, what did you make of Harrison’s performance against Bristol City? Let us know your thoughts below!

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