Now, he’s focused on moving forward step by step and doing the right things to ensure his injury woes are a thing of the past.

“I’m feeling good, feeling fit,” he said. “My ankle is feeling strong at the moment which is good so as long as I manage it well and stay on top of it relentlessly, which I will do, then everything should be all good.

“It’s horrible being injured. Speak to any footballer when they’re injured, watching the game and not playing – it’s the worst thing but it’s part of football, part of the game and you’ve got to deal with it. Whatever happens in the game, it’s the way you bounce back and hopefully it’s going to be a fresh and very good season for me.

“It was really good to get back out on the pitch against Fulham – it’s been a long time coming. I’ve been working hard over the last few months to get fit and get back out there and to do that, play back in the Premier League and see the team win, it’s a great feeling.”

Harry has never been one to take things for granted. This time last year he was giving off similar vibes, only to see his season fizzle out ahead of time. So has he done anything differently in his bid to regain fitness this time around?

“Obviously I had my operation but other than that, it’s been pretty much the usual routine,” he said. “Maybe I’m a little bit more relentless in my recovery after training and playing, making sure I’m still mobile and feeling good, but other than that it’s just about putting in the hard work.