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MAKRIS JUST SO CHUFFED TO END HIS LONG WAIT…

By Luke Baker

QUALITY: Andreas Makris, left, in action for Cyprus against Bosnia & Herzegovina’s Eden Dzeko

AS A striker, a 30-match goal drought to begin your career at a club is far from ideal.
And when you’re also the team’s record signing, that sort of barren run quickly becomes disastrous.
So you can understand why Andreas Makris was so delighted to break his Walsall duck last weekend.
His perseverance was finally rewarded as he netted a stunning 20-yard volley in the 1-1 draw with Oxford, 31 games into his tenure in the west Midlands.
“It’s always ...

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