Keogh set to become ruthless
Wolves hitman Andy Keogh reckons he needs to get more 'selfish' in front of goal to help fire the Molineux promotion push. Wolves hitman Andy Keogh reckons he needs to get more 'selfish' in front of goal to help fire the Molineux promotion push. The tireless Irish striker has become a firm fans' favourite during his short spell at Wolves and is now desperate to repay the supporters' faith with more goals in the run-in. Keogh formed a lethal partnership with the prolific Billy Sharp at Scunthorpe, but was often pigeon-holed as the support forward in the duo. He is happy to take more of the goalscoring burden at Molineux, but thinks he might need to modify his game to help him score. Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star
Keogh formed a lethal partnership with the prolific Billy Sharp at Scunthorpe, but was often pigeon-holed as the support forward in the duo.
He is happy to take more of the goalscoring burden at Molineux, but thinks he might need to modify his game to help him score.
"I think I could be more greedy at times," he said.
"It has been said to me and I'm working on it. Sometimes I will try and pick another player out with a pass when maybe it would be better to have a shot.
"It's something that I will gradually have to work out of my game - maybe it is to do with the way I was brought up when I was coming through the Leeds Academy. We were always taught to pass to somebody in a better position, but sometimes you have to take a chance and go for goal.
"I think I am learning that. For the goal against Sheffield Wednesday I cut inside and had a shot when there were people who I could have passed to.
"It was a great goal to get and I'm looking forward to getting a few more."