West Brom 'need to be better' for Adam Armstrong to 'live for those moments'
Albion boss Tony Mowbray reckons a combination of factors are behind Adam Armstrong's lack of goals since checking into The Hawthorns.
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The on-loan Southampton hitman, a dramatic late deadline day recruit, has been one of the Championship's top marksmen and was allowed to leave the top-flight strugglers for the Baggies in a bid to rekindle some confidence in front of goal.
Armstrong, 28, netted a fine debut goal against Sheffield Wednesday and since added a penalty to his Albion haul of two goals in eight starts.
All parties had hoped for more but head coach Mowbray has retained confidence that chances are coming the striker's way and believes Armstrong is still his man for goals. The Baggies boss feels his side must be more careful and considered with their approach play to release Armstrong - but the striker must also have a look at his movement.
Mowbray said: "Maybe Adam’s down on confidence – I’m not sure.
