I am. Absolutely.
So with the goal, it became obviously a proper fairy tale, to be honest.
In my mind, I had the situation...
It's not nice, but it came up -
the situation at Leeds, when we lost him with this horrible injury.
And so all the way through, he was very patient.
our medical department obviously did an incredible job with him,
but he was patient enough to do all the necessary steps,
and then coming on, It's already a great step back,
but scoring this nice goal makes it a proper fairy tale.
So I'm really happy for him. He was over the moon!
It was properly touching, so, yeah, all good.
And he paid special praise to Joe Lewis on the physio team,
what kind of role did Joe play on getting him back?
Sorry?
He paid tribute to Joe Lewis on your physio team,
what did Joe do to get him back so well?
Oh, you have to ask Harvey,
I'm not standing next to the bed when they worked with each other.
Joe is obviously already our rehab physio, he works a lot together with the boys,
the rehab process is led by Dr Andreas Schlumberger,
so there are so many things to do in this long period,
and you can do a lot of wrong things, and happily - or luckily enough -
we did the right stuff.
So he is back, that's good.
Still, it's time that you need,
he was long out and all those kind of things.
But we could see today that is still an incredible footballer,
and we are all really, really happy about that.
And the first sight of Luis Diaz, an assist and a scary moment with a stud on his knee.
How is he?
Good. So, thank God!
Yeah, It was a scary moment, that's true.
The goal he set up for Taki, it was absolutely incredible.
High press, counter-press - I love it.
And then Taki finished it off.
Then the long ball, the heading challenge,
he goes down holding his knee.
Afterwards, we were all really shocked.
I looked on the screen, I saw that everything was fine in the air,
everything was fine when he came down.
But then I saw the big fellow of Cardiff standing on his knee.
And he has now a bruise there, and a scar,
like it's red and a little bit open.
Yeah, we all said to him, "Welcome to England!"
And now he has his first assist, and his first...
little scar. That's absolutely OK.
I don't think it will be anything serious,
maybe tomorrow if he feels it more than we have to react to that,
but it's nothing serious.
Hi, Jürgen. Taki played two matches for Japan and came back,
but seemed pretty sharp and obviously scored the second goal.
Obviously he was very successful with Japan,
before he left he was successful with us, so he is in a really good moment.
Played a really good game today, scored a wonderful goal.
He came back early, he could have stayed a little bit longer away if he wanted,
but with his outstanding attitude obviously he wanted to be back quicker.
That's why we could line him up today. Very, very good option for us.
Yeah, he's in a very good moment - thank God.
Cheers, thank you.
Hi, Jürgen. I don't want put any curse on it,
but I don't think your squad has looked so strong at this stage of a season,
in terms of all the injured players coming back - Thiago today, Harvey,
would that be a fair observation?
You seem so well-equipped now for the four challenges, four competitions.
We had exactly the same squad before as well, so Luis [Diaz] came in,
Nat [Phillips] and Neco [Williams] left.
So the squad is...OK, if you want.
Harvey came back as well.
So when they're all fit, we have a really good squad,
we never said anything different. A really good squad.
And then we have to use that, of course.
But it never happened, really, that they were all fit.
It's now the first time maybe,
let's hope that tonight nothing happens in the game in Africa,
and the two boys [Salah & Mane] come back as well.
So, yeah, let's see, we were never in doubt about the quality of our squad.
That's it.
Any comment, Chris?
Yeah, I suppose the point I was making was more about the fitness of everybody.
It just seems everybody's fit at the same time,
the quality has always been there, but just to have everybody available.
Yeah, look, I hated to talk about these kind of things,
because next day I get a message and something is not like it was before,
so IF they are fit, then we have a good squad.
Today, in this moment, it looks like they are all fit.
Even Divock Origi trained last week with the team.
So he was not ready for a squad yet, but is in full training from now on.
So, yes, that's positive, but again, that's at this moment,
let's see what kind of news I get tomorrow!
And then from there we go, we play Thursday Leicester,
we play Sunday Burnley, then Champions League and all this kind of stuff.
So the games are coming really thick and fast
and we have to be ready for that.
And the more players we have fit and available, the better it is.
But that doesn't win football games, because other teams have good squads as well.
You have to then do the right stuff on the pitch, and that's what we have to do.
Hi, Jürgen. A lot has been made of Harvey's physical comeback,
but I think we forget he's only 18, and it's a big mental thing to make a comeback
from such a serious injury.
True, but it's probably his biggest talent, how ready he is mentally for all that,
for all that stuff out there.
He's a kid, yes, but on the pitch, not so much,
and he was buzzing,
he was really waiting for this moment.
And we all were waiting for it, but that we could do it today is just really nice.
And, so, yeah...
when he got the injury, when he got injured,
the next day or two days later,
I saw him at the training ground and I was in a worse mood than he was.
Honestly! Pretty much like, "Come on, boss, head up, I will be back."
So, yeah, he is an exceptional talent in a lot of different departments.