Wright expects 'big learnings' from Boro thriller
Norwich City midfielder Jacob Wright expects the squad to take lots of positives from their 4-3 defeat at Middlesbrough.
Norwich City midfielder Jacob Wright anticipates valuable lessons from the Canaries' recent 4-3 draw against promotion rivals Middlesbrough. Wright himself netted his first goal for the club, as Norwich fought back from a 3-1 deficit to level with Boro before succumbing in stoppage time. The team's performance in the second half demonstrated significant heart, as Wright highlighted to BBC Radio Norfolk.
Despite the loss, Wright believes the lessons learned will be beneficial for the remainder of the season. The 20-year-old, who joined Norwich on loan from Manchester City last summer for £2.3m, has been primarily used as a substitute this season and made his only start in the team's League Cup victory over Cardiff City. Wright emphasized the importance of constant competition among the players for starting positions and emphasized the team's determination to fight for their place in the Championship.
Wright expressed his eagerness to return to his former club at the Etihad Stadium for the upcoming EFL Cup third round tie.
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