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MUNOZ’S PLEA TO MIGHTY MASINA

By Robert Dunford

WATFORD 1
Masina 17

NOT T’M F 0
WATFORD boss Xisco Munoz is looking for more from goalscorer Adam Masina after his strike earned victory over lacklustre Nottingham Forest.
The first-half effort was enough to send the Vicarage Road side up to second in the Championship after their sixth win in seven games.
It was the first goal in 13 months for the Italian, and while Munoz was happy with his player, he was planning on giving him a more attacking role.
He said: “Masina is a big player, right now he’s in a good moment. Now is the time to push to ...

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