West Brom will play against the Canaries in their upcoming English Premier League game on December 22, and the former Middlesbrough midfielder has warned his teammates about the potential threat.
West Bromwich Albion winger-c*m-midfielder, James Morrison, has warned his teammates about the threat in his side’s upcoming Premier League game against Norwich City. The two sides will meet at the Hawthorns on Saturday, December 22.
The 26-year-old has heaped praise on the Canaries, and has admitted that they have been performing impressively in the recent weeks. However, the Englishman has urged his teammates to put in a solid show to stop their good run of form.
The http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Chelsea-c38786 at Stamford Bridge on October 6.
“Norwich have got big players all over the pitch but we’ve got to stand up to it and play our normal game. I think any style of play has to be dealt with. They have got midfielders who like to press. They are in great form but we have got to stop that”,
Morrison said while talking to the media.
WBA are heading into the game on the back of a four-game winless streak. After their 2-4 victory over Sunderland on November 24, they suffered three defeats in a row at the hands of Swansea City, Stoke City and http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Arsenal-c38429 before recording a goalless stalemate
against West Ham United on December 16.
And the 26-year-old attacker has admitted that his side knew that their impressive form would take a dip at some stage of the season, but has expressed optimism that they will manage to reclaim their winning momentum in the coming weeks.
“We knew there was going to be a sticky patch. You can’t win every game but we want to keep our home form going. I think we had have snatched someone’s hand off if they’d offered us where we are now. Hopefully, the fans will get behind us like they have
been doing and make this a fortress again”, Morrison concluded.
The Baggies are currently sitting seventh on the league table, a mammoth 15 points behind the table-toppers, Manchester United.
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