Norwich Boss Thorup Commends Stacey’s Attacking Influence

Having made 19 appearances for Norwich City this season, Jack Stacey’s current form is credited by manager Johannes Hoff Thorup for enabling the team to pose an attacking threat from both wings. Stacey has contributed three assists in the past two matches, during which the Canaries netted 10 goals. Speaking to BBC Radio Norfolk, Thorup remarked: “There is a fantastic mentality in him. We have been able to find a good position for him where he gives us that threat down the right side.” Thorup further elaborated on the team’s improved balance, stating: “At the beginning of the season, we were too left-sided, created too few chances down the right side, but now with Jack in, we are starting to see more assists and goals from the right as well.” Ante Crnac, a striker for Norwich, concurred with Thorup’s evaluation, commenting: “Jack is unbelievable. Except for (top scorer) Borja (Sainz), he was the second best player this week. In both games, he played really good.” Norwich City’s next fixture is an away game against QPR on Saturday.