Wolverhampton Wanderers of England striker, Tolu Arokodare has spoken about his emotions after netting another goal in the English Premier League, saying he was happy to meet the expectations of his coach, Rob Edwards.
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Sports247 reports that the lanky attacker admitted that he is still struggling to get his feet on the ground at Molineux Stadium, hence his delight at fulfilling the coach’s desire and instructions
Rave reviews are still trailing Arokodare’s third goal in the EPL, as he headed home a late minute equalizer to force a 2-2 draw for his relegations threatened team on Monday night.
Despite coming off the bench late in the encounter away to Brentford, the former RKC of Belgium top scorer helped Wolves secure a vital point for his side, while also hitting the bar soon after, as he proved his importance to the squad.
The tall dark-skinned striker has now recalled the instructions he got from Wolves’ coach, as he was about to enter the game the game in the 75th minute in place of Jean-Ricner Bellegarde.
Arokodare said he was tasked with providing a focal point for the attack, which paid off in the 78th minute when João Gomes delivered a precise cross that found the Super Eagles’ striker at the far post, and he dived low to head home.
His swift reaction and piercing header guided the ball past Brentford’s goalkeeper, Caoimhín Kelleher to level the score and complete a spirited comeback for the visitors, much to the delight of Wolves’ fans.
However, Arokadare has now cast a look back and credited the goal to Edwards, who placed an emphasis on his physical attributes and go into the pitch with his full strength, which even took the side inches away from celebrating a win.
“He said I should go and try and score because we are getting a lot of chances and crosses, and we needed a presence. My job was to come help him, and I am glad I was able to score,” Arokodare told Sky Sports.
