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TONDA’S SYSTEM GIVES SAINTS ACE ADAM CHANCE TO SHINE

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The LeaguePaper Team
14 December 2025

Chris Dunlavy
A FRESH TAKE ON FOOTBALL

IN WHAT seems like the blink of an eye, Adam Armstrong is suddenly leading the Championship scoring charts.
A brace in the 3-2victory over West Brom in midweek made it seven goals in six games for the Southampton striker, who began the weekend on 11 for the season.
It’s hardly a surprise. The former Blackburn man has proved time and again that he is a lethal finisher at this level -but only if he is used properly.
Believe it or not, smashing high balls into a 5ft 8ins striker and asking him to hold it up won’t work.
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