Now has to be starting
staff’s word is god on these matters (or should be, anyway) and it’s likely Town will need to manage Koroma’s minutes carefully.
The Terriers might, therefore, need to pick their moments with the winger, perhaps looking to use him as an impact player from the bench.
Corberan underlined the importance of having good options from the bench after seeing several of his substitutions improve the side’s performance in the second half against Bournemouth, and there is nobody better for him to be able to turn to over the coming games if Town need a goal than Koroma.
If that’s the case, there could well
Scott High and Sorba Thomas, and that’s your lot.
So three of them are players who came on in the second half and another was Aaron Rowe who was starting his first game in six I think it was...so I think that tells you something. I agree with you and I think pretty much the team that finished the second half, to me, should start the next game. (That team was: Ryan Schofield; Aaron Rowe, Richard Keogh, be an Emile Smith Rowe moment waiting on the horizon for him.
Alongside top scorer Karlan Grant, the Arsenal youngster was surprisingly kept on the bench against West Brom last season, coming on 20 minutes from time and scoring the winning goal that secured Town’s Championship status for another year.
Perhaps Koroma will do just that. He seems more likely than anyone else at the moment.
But for now, it remains nothing more than a flight of fancy, and Town need to be ready to play well, score goals and win games even without Koroma. The worry is that has eluded them for so long already.
HARTRICK: I wouldn’t be against that at all. There’s three players there who came on and created chances and Rowe who I thought was a bright spark throughout the game. This team has won two out of the last 19 and it’s the players who are not carrying that fear, who are playing with less caution.