Middlesbrough's Patrick Bamford is sure he will start to score soon after a short run in the team and a positive performance against Watford, he told mfc.co.uk.
Bamford was shifted to a slightly different role, wider than usual, in Boro's 1-1 draw with Watford on Saturday and says his performance was something to build on, “It was a different role on Saturday, but the gaffer talked me through it and explained what he wanted.
Bamford, on loan from Chelsea, managed to set up Kike for the Red's only goal but was denied a goal himself by Watford keeper Johnathan Bond who put in an outstanding performance.
“I was having a laugh with Jonathan after the game – we know each other from playing with the England U21s – and he was saying he couldn’t believe the saves either,” said the forward.
“I think there were two he made against me and plenty more from others – he had a worldie.”
Middlesbrough are not in action mid-week and face a trip to Rotherham on Saturday and Bamford will be hoping his for can continue and result in a few goals, Bamford added:“I was happy to play and get back into the swing of things against Wolves and then it was nice to hear I was starting against Watford as well.