Albert Adomah says Danny Graham is making a huge and unselfish contribution to the team in every game he plays
Albert Adomah has praised the work Danny Graham gets though on behalf of the Boro team.
Going into today’s Championship fixture at Brighton, the deadline day loan signing from Sunderland had managed just two goals in 10 appearances for Boro.
But Adomah insists Graham is making a huge and unselfish contribution to the team in every game he plays.
“On the pitch he does loads of hard work but people maybe don’t see that,” said the winger, pointing to one of the goals he scored on Tuesday at Huddersfield as an example.
“For one goal he made a great run to open things up for me.
“He comes off the pitch sweating and covered with bruises on his legs and his back.
“He does a lot of work to help the team.”
Of course, Graham was signed by Boro to primarily score goals and, in that respect, the move hasn’t worked as planned so far.
But Adomah believes Graham’s natural ability to score hasn’t disappeared.
“He is a clinical striker, believe me. He is brilliant in training and he bangs them in,” said the Ghana international.
“Everyone wants Danny to score.
“He’s come from the Premier League and he’s a great striker but he hasn’t really shown us yet what he can do.”
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