BY NICK KITUNO
Mark Warburton would have had “no hesitation” in beginning Chris Willock in opposition to Bournemouth however believes the “proficient” winger can have an effect late in video games.
The 23-year-old, who joined Queens Park Rangers from Benfica final October, has began simply seven video games this season however got here on off the bench in the course of the 2-1 win in opposition to the Cherries.
He changed Stefan Johansen on the hour mark earlier than teeing up fellow substitute Macauley Bonne late on, an opportunity which was missed.
Warburton says the previous Arsenal teen has finished “very well” since becoming a member of QPR and desires to see him enhance his sport off the ball.
He mentioned: “Chrissy has a lot means – so, a lot means – however the Championship calls for of gamers with and with out the ball. A bit like Ebs [Ebere Eze] final yr.
“We all know the expertise with the ball, it’s in regards to the work with out the ball. Chrissy is working exhausting each single day.
“[There was] no hesitation to start out with him however I do know generally when the sport will get slightly bit extra fatigued, and a few defenders get slightly bit drained, he can have such an impression.
“He’s finished very well. No hesitation, as I say, to beginning him however he’s a extremely thrilling expertise.”
PHOTO: SEAN GOSLING
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