Ngog happy to spearhead Trotters

David Ngog insists he has no problem with playing as a lone striker under Bolton boss Owen Coyle, insisting he just wants to help the team.

Last Updated: 22/02/12 at 17:54 Post Comment   

Ngog: Happy to play on his own

Ngog: Happy to play on his own

The 22-year-old has been ploughing a lone furrow up front for Wanderers, but still managed to get on the scoresheet in the 2-0 FA Cup win at Millwall last weekend.

Next up is a tough task against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in the Premier League, but Ngog is unfazed.

"When you are on your own as a striker, you have a job to do for the team," he told the Bolton Evening News. "I'm delighted to do that and I try to work hard.

"Whether the role suits me is not for me to decide. As soon as I'm on the pitch, it suits me. I don't question this."

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