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Harry can’t afford to waste time at Reds

WILSON SHOULD FOLLOW SANCHO PATH

Chris Dunlavy

IHARRY Wilson was always good. So good, in fact, that youth coaches at Liverpool dubbed him the Welsh Brazilian.
The cockiness. The tricks. The laser-guided free-kicks. “He was special,” said Reds legend Ian Rush. “I watched him in the Under-23s and he was far too good for them. He had so much skill.”
Last Saturday, just 15 games into a season-long loan at Derby, he already looked too good for the Championship.
Not many players can make a Tony Pulis back four look like Sunday League plodders. Against a Middlesbrough o...

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