Fulham stirker Eddie Johnson admits life in the Premier League is completely different to what he is used to.
American looking to make impact
Fulham stirker Eddie Johnson admits life in the Premier League is completely different to what he is used to.
The American international arrived from MLS side Kansas City Wizards last month and joined four of his fellow countrymen at Craven Cottage.
The 23-year-old, who could make his Premier League debut against West Ham next weekend, is relishing his new, harder life.
"I am really excited to get going as it is, without doubt, the best league in the world and I feel that I am part of a great team here at Fulham," he said.
Challenge
"Every day is a big challenge; nothing over here is guaranteed to you as a player. You have to prove yourself on a daily basis and I think that is one of the major differences from the MLS.
"No one is different from another guy in the squad, there is no special treatment or perceived level of status, you are rewarded with how you train and play in games and that's how it should be.
"The coach treats everyone equally in terms of his expectations and demands, which are very high and I know I have to work hard to match these, which I am willing to do."
