ANYONE who thought Albion re-signed Bobby Zamora for a sentimental, shirt-selling exercise should think again.
His five goals this season in four starts and ten substitute appearances have included three match-winners and two equalisers.
That goal haul alone has helped add 13 points to Albion’s table-topping push for a place in the Premier League.
It is an impressive start to a second spell at the club for a player who has not been particularly prolific in recent seasons.
In fact, Zamora has not scored more than five goals in an entire season since notching nine for Fulham in 2011-12.
He was brought back for footballing reasons – and the fans are loving every minute of it.
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His five goals this season in four starts and ten substitute appearances have included three match-winners and two equalisers.
That goal haul alone has helped add 13 points to Albion’s table-topping push for a place in the Premier League.
It is an impressive start to a second spell at the club for a player who has not been particularly prolific in recent seasons.
In fact, Zamora has not scored more than five goals in an entire season since notching nine for Fulham in 2011-12.
He was brought back for footballing reasons – and the fans are loving every minute of it.
Original article