Lamouchi is after more for his Lolley

Danny was calling them with a problem in his back and he wouldn’t train the next day. So Friday, the day before the game, it was a bit of a surprise that he was ready to train.

“It was not a big problem but even so I decided to play Japhet Tanganga and have Ryan Sessegnon on the bench. That’s the situation.”

Norwich manager Daniel Farke is convinced defender Max Aarons can handle the hype against Tottenham. Spurs can see the Canaries right-back, 20, becoming the next Kyle Walker. England star Aarons £30million placed on shoulders.

Farke said: “Sometimes it’s tricky when young players see their name in the papers – but not Max. “He is totally humble with his feet on the ground.

“We don’t have to sell our best players.” TOTTENHAM (4-2-3-1): Gazzaniga; Aurier, Alderweireld, Sanchez, Sessegnon; Winks, Eriksen; Lo Celso, Alli, Son; Moura. NORWICH (4-2-3-1): Krul; Aarons, Zimmermann, Hanley, Byram; Tettey, McLean; Cantwell, Duda, Hernandez; Pukki.

Under-21 has had a valuation his young

IN THE topsy-turvy world of Championship football, Preston are moving in the right direction again.

They are back in the play-off spots after cruising to victory at relegation-threatened Barnsley. Two goals from Tom Barkhuizen

FOREST boss Sabri Lamouchi has had a Lolley pop at his two-goal weekend hero.

Joe Lolley, right, turned the 3-1 win over Luton his side’s way after they fell behind to make it 13 points from the last 15.

A win over Reading would leave Forest just two points behind second-placed Leeds. sandwiching one from Daniel Johnson had North End three up by half-time and heading for a first away win in seven games.

It was a real setback for Barnsley, who remain four points off safety.

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VBut Lamouchi said: “Joe must score more and help the team more.

“It was a very decent performance but he has to trust in his quality. “He has the quality. If you check our goal stats, Lewis Grabban has 15 and Joe has got just six.”