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|WBA v ARSENAL on 18.03.2017 in the Premier League
Dan Meredith has had a week to remember. A Premier League 2 debut away to Fulham at Craven Cottage on Monday evening was marked with a goal as Albion picked up a valuable point. Having been at the Baggies since 2012, in talking to us, the 17-year-old defender highlights the pride he felt at notching for the under-23 side for the first time.
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The Scotland youth international also lifts the lid on life at The Hawthorns, the coaching staff and what wants to achieve in the coming years in the blue-and-white stripes.
How did it feel to make your Premier League 2 debut and get a goal?
It was amazing. It was really exciting to get on the pitch and play for the under-23 side as it’s been something I’ve been working towards throughout the season. It was great to hit the back of the net too. It’s difficult to describe how it felt to score. I was certainly very proud, especially as it’s my only one this season!
Where have you been playing for the under-18 side? How do you see yourself as a player?
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