Sometimes we forget he has this in his locker.
You might be forgiven for forgetting that Jack Grealish is a pretty good footballer.
Sure wasn’t that the reason there was a such a clamour over who he would be playing his international football for?
These days, the 21-year-old is often remembered or known for his beahviour away from the pitch rather than his performances on it.
In fact, even recently, his misdemeanors have been occurring during football matches.
Only one month ago, the youngster was hit with a three match ban for violent conduct for stamping on an opposition player.
Disgusting stamp from Jack Grealish #AVFC #WWFC pic.twitter.com/ilch3rlL54
— Nathan Fletcher (@NFFCfletcher) October 15, 2016
However, Grealish has returned to the side in recent weeks and seems to be playing with a lot more confidence under Aston Villa boss, Steve Bruce.
Before coming into this weekend’s match, Villa had been involved in an astonishing 10 draws in 19 games.
That run looked like it was going to continue only for Grealish to step up to the plate on the 87th minute.
Grealish collected the ball on edge of the box before smashing a shot into the top corner of the net.
Wigan goalkeeper, Jussi Jaaskellainen, could do nothing about it.
This goal ensured Villa secured a vital 1-0 victory which leaves the Birmingham based club just three points off the playoff positions.
The goal was met with wild celebrations from the Villa faithful which you can see in the video below.
.@JackGrealish1 scores the winner in today's game against Wigan. The full Match Day Experience video will be out tomorrow. #AVFC pic.twitter.com/kLeIK7beQg
— 1874: The Aston Villa Channel (@The1874Podcast) December 10, 2016
Good man, Jack.
Just don’t celebrate too hard.
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