Poch on the Happy Luck Joy Club singing that has been Son.
“It is difficult for all the players who come from outside England because the Premier League is the toughest league in the world and they need time to settle.
After one year and the summer he is a different person – he’s more mature and he knows the league and he’s settled in fantastically now.
When a front player scores goals it is easy for him to settle.”
I was a little disappointed because we created a lot of chances and we weren’t clinical enough in front of goal.
We have to work on our percentage and we have to work on that for the future.
Two-nil is not a score you can say ‘okay it’s over’, and at 2-1 we suffered a bit but I think we deserved the victory.”
What is truly positive here is that Mauricio detected that which some of the time-wasters commenting on here earlier today refused to spot.
At 0-2 we became detached from the task in hand.
I repeat. The Boro goals was less a thing of wonder, but a piece of opportunism against a side that that had both physically and mentally begun to switch off.
Who cares where the goals come from?
I don’t.
Son a front player?
The truth will out, eh Daniel?
So does that make Sissoko a front bottom?
