It's not hard to see that Huddersfield Town forward Elias Kachunga is enjoying playing for the West Yorkshire club.
Just get him talking about Town's supporters and a smile washes across his face.
The Congolese international has become a firm fan favourite since joining Town - initially on loan - from FC Ingolstadt 04 last summer, and it's safe to say the feeling is mutual.
Ahead of the second leg of the Terriers' Championship play-off semi-final against Sheffield Wednesday, Kachunga was asked how much he enjoyed the German-influenced support in the South Stand - with the tifos, flags and banners displayed ahead of the matches.
Although the 25-year-old acknowledged the North Stand Loyals' sterling efforts this season, he also revealed he enjoyed playing in front of what he called the "classic British supporters".
He said: "Yeah, but I like also the support from the classic English supporters.
"They celebrate also when you make a good defensive tackle.
"It is not always normal in Germany that the people stand up and push you only because you made a run for the defence.
"I like this here and I like the supporters in Huddersfield.
"I'm very happy to be here."
The forward admitted it was a hard decision to come to the UK and learn a new language, but the welcome he received in West Yorkshire was exceptional and helped him to settle quickly.
"I've settled very well," he added.
"I like this area here - everyone is so good to me and helped me so much to come good for this club.
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"The beginning of the season was hard for me: new country, new language, new league, new team - everything was new for me.
"But everyone gave me a good welcome here and that's why I've played so good this season."
