Championship

FARKE HAILS RHODES’ SALVO

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The LeaguePaper Team
13 January 2019

Canaries rescue a point at Baggies

By John Wragg
Star Game

SAVED IT: Norwich City’s Jordan Rhodes celebrates scoring their equalizer

JORDAN Rhodes added another episode to Norwich City’s late, late show with his first goal in two months.
“He is definitely one of the best strikers in the whole league,” said Norwich manager Daniel Farke, who has equalled club history with 12 unbeaten away games.
“It was Rhodes’ first touch of the game, it’s so difficult to do, but he took it well.” So be warned, never leave early when the Canaries are in t...

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