Every so often Aiden McGeady reminds us that he's actually quite a talented footballer.
The Republic of Ireland winger has struggled for form, fitness and playing time over the past two years, and found himself without a squad number at Everton during the summer.
It was clear Ronald Koeman didn't see a place for him in his squad, and the 30-year-old joined Championship side Preston North End on a season long loan deal on the final day of the transfer window.
McGeady's performances with Celtic as a young player suggested he was capable of developing into a top class player, capable of consistently influencing games.
That now appears unlikely to happen, but the winger reminded us of his talents with a goal on his debut for Preston on Saturday.
McGeady collected the ball outside Barnsley's penalty area, and struck a well-hit effort past former Manchester United goalkeeper Anders Lindegaard.
McGeady's goal levelled the score at 1-1, but Barnsley striker Adam Armstrong, on-loan from Newcastle United, decided the game with a brilliant piece of skill and a nice finish.
