Yep.

Made so many chances.

When he's out wide, you can show him the outside and have ample chance to either get back or get cover across or, as you say, simply double mark him.

Up front, he can move and attack different parts of the box. And you can't double mark him anywhere near as easily or you'll have holes right through the middle of your team.

OK, he didn't score last night but I haven't seen a better Norwich forward performance in 3 years.

Posted By: InTheAbsenceOfAHorse, Jan 31, 10:31:52