Jarrod Bowen has come to epitomise everything positive about West Ham United under David Moyes.
Not only has the 25-year-old had a sensational season for the Hammers but he has done so off the back of hard work and graft both on and off the field - traits which sceptics feel are lacking among players in the modern-day, multi-million pound game.
In the summer of 2020, around six months after Bowen signed for West Ham from Hull City in a £20million-plus deal, he went to his uncle's potato farm in Herefordshire for some additional training in preparation for the new season.