Norwich City goalkeeper Angus Gunn believes that Adam Idah’s recent heroics in securing late victories for the team have been influenced by a change in fan attitude towards the player. Idah netted a dramatic late winner in a 2-1 victory away at Bristol City, marking his third late match-winning goal in four matches. With six goals this season, only Jon Rowe has scored more for Norwich. No player in the Championship has scored more goals coming off the bench than Idah, showing his value in impacting games in their later stages.
Speaking to the Pink Un, Gunn expressed his delight for Idah’s performances and his appreciation for the fans’ increasing support for the player. He acknowledged the positive impact Idah’s recent performances have had on the team, injecting the dressing room with positivity. Gunn highlighted Idah’s game-changing impact coming off the bench, citing the importance of maintaining that level of performance from the start of matches. He also attributed Idah’s contributions as a key factor in the team’s recent successes, as well as the boost it provides to the entire squad.
Idah’s late winner in the match against Bristol City in the 95th minute sealed Norwich’s third win in four matches. His ability to influence games in their later stages has been clear, as seen in his late goals against Hull and Cardiff, along with his total of six goals for the season. Gunn, along with the team, recognizes the need to support and nurture Idah’s talents to find a formula that can see him have success from the start of matches, building on his significant contributions coming off the bench.
