Wycombe Wanderers forward Dan Udoh hopes ‘more goals will come’ after he bagged his third of the season in the 2-1 victory over Northampton Town.
The new signing from Shrewsbury Town equalised for the Chairboys in the 11th minute of the contest at Sixfields, after the Cobblers had taken the lead through a Sam Hoskins penalty on three minutes.
Richard Kone then bagged the winner early in the second half following a mistake at the back.
The strike means Udoh has bagged two in his last two games, and he believes if he gets in the right positions, more goals will follow.
Speaking to the Free Press at full-time on September 14, he said: “I thought we played really well and I’m delighted to have scored a goal.
“It’s great that we got the three points as that’s the most important thing.
“You want to score goals to help the team get up the table, and I need to give all the glory to God at the end of the day.”
Udoh could have got his second of the contest and his fourth of the campaign midway through the second period, but after being put through by Garath McCleary, the Nigerian smashed his effort wide of the mark, despite being one-on-one with Northampton keeper, Lee Burge.
He explained: “I could have got my fourth so I’m a bit gutted about that.
“GMac played me in. and I thought I’d do the goalkeeper on the near post but I’m more gutted I didn’t hit the target.
“I saw that the goalkeeper was gambling across.
“Also, strikers from a young age, are told to go across goal so if the keeper parries it, a teammate could get a tap in.
“I didn’t think anyone was close enough to me so I thought I’d do him on the near post.
“Hopefully more goals will come.”
Finally, on adapting to life in South Buckinghamshire following his move from Shrewsbury in the summer, he concluded: “The boys have been very welcoming.
“I’m settling in well and the boys from the start have made me feel welcome, and I think playing against a few of the boys last year has helped too.”
Up next for the Chairboys in the league is a home match against Cambridge United on September 21.
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