Midfielder believes the tide will turn for City
JONNY Howson retained a positive outlook after Norwich Cityâs 0-0 draw with Sheffield Wednesday on Saturday.The midfielder reflected on an attacking second half performance that saw the Canaries do everything but score at Hillsborough, with home âkeeper Keiran Westwood in inspired form.
âYou hold your hands up and say well done to their goalkeeper. Heâs put in a top performance,â Howson told Norwich City TV after the game.
âFor the majority of the past few games it seems like the same old story. In the second half he has pulled off three or four world class saves.
âThe second half was really pleasing, in the first half we took a while to get going but in the second half we dominated possession and created those chances. Our luck will change.
âWeâll just have to keep doing what weâre doing. The pleasing thing is that weâre still creating chances.â
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After Vadis Odjidja-Ofoeâs withdrawal at half-time with a knee injury, Howson was employed at the peak of the midfield diamond and he admits itâs a position he relishes.
âItâs a role I very much like. Arguably it suits my style of play best,â he added.
âNevertheless Iâve only managed to get myself into the team the last two games after the disappointment of being out injured. Anywhere on the pitch at the minute Iâll take.â