Tom Fellows scored West Brom’s first goal of the match, and Don Goodman was furious with the Ipswich defense for a “fatal error.”
Midway through the first half, the youthful winger gave his team the lead with a low, powerful shot into the corner after dribbling from the halfway line and dodging two defenders. The teams ended up drawing 2-2.
Additionally, Goodman praised the “brilliant” young player while providing analysis for Sky Sports on February 10 at 12:52, but it seemed like he was upset with the way the home team handled the onslaught.
He declared, “It’s running power, it’s dribbling power, and it’s done for Ipswich Town.” Wolfenden most likely simply comes a bit too near and thinks he can arrive before Tom Fellows, but he isn’t able to.
They operate pretty well from the right-back position where it starts. Only if Woolfenden is going to win that ball can he engage, and he does not. That is the fatal mistake because Fellows is straight, forceful, and swift.
“He needs to go to sleep and make sure it doesn’t happen after he finishes there. Danger once Fellows is behind. Brilliant finish. strikes it low, hard, and through the defender’s knees. Hladky has no chance and the goal is enormous.
Amazing goal for Tom Fellows and West Brom
Despite having less control, West Brom was probably the stronger team at that point in the match, and Fellows was a constant threat and played a fantastic half. But the problem has been scoring goals the entire season.
Although the pass into him was a little bit of a hit and hope into the area, the way he protected the ball with his body and then used his speed to come in behind was excellent.
Since joining the team, Fellows has been a major bright light, and his tenacity and finish are giving the fans great hope. The team has lost that kind of ruthlessness in the final third this season.Twitter: ukabhdoykl.com
While giving him credit, Goodman seemed to attribute the goal more to poor defending, which is unjust and harsh given how excellent Fellows was for his contribution.
It comes as no surprise that Premier League teams reportedly shown interest in signing him, but happily he signed a new contract at The Hawthorns.
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