Fulham full-back
Jon Harley chose to be modest after winning the man-of-the-match award during
Saturday's 0-0 draw at home to Aston Villa.
Harley has struggled to find a first-team place at Craven Cottage following
his £3.5million switch from Chelsea last August, as Rufus Brevett
has seemingly made the left-back slot his own.
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Fulham full-back Jon Harley hopes for more
first team football
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But Harley impressed against Villa in the absence of the suspended Brevett
and will hope to keep his place after the weekend plaudits.
"I'm not sure who picked it, perhaps Stevie Wonder was at the game,"
Harley told the club's official site."
"But I'm happy, it was my first game for quite a while. I was reasonably
pleased with my performance although I know there is still a lot more
to come."
But with Brevett emerging as one of Fulham's most consistent performers,
Harley knows that he will have a fight on his hands if he is to stay at
left-back.
When asked if he will keep Brevett out of the side, Harley was typically
candid.
"You'll have to ask the manager that one! Rufus has been on fire
all season - all I can hope is that I'm creating a problem for the manager.
"I can play on the left of midfield and I have played there.
"I prefer left-back, but to be honest I will play wherever I'm put
at the moment just to get a game."