Moyes: Welbeck 'changed the game'
Welbeck in action
By Chris
December 29 2013
Manchester United boss David Moyes believes the introduction of Danny Welbeck changed Saturday's game at Carrow Road - but also hopes there's more to come from the England striker.
The Red Devils struggled for much of the first-half against Norwich City, but Welbeck came off the bench to score the only goal of the game after the interval.
A lack of goals has meant the jury has remained out on Welbeck's ability since he broke into regular first-team action, but his goal in Norfolk was his seventh United strike of the season and his fourth in four league games.
With Wayne Rooney and Robin van Persie unavailable through injury, Welbeck seized his chance in Norfolk on the weekend and has received praise from United boss David Moyes.
"If you look at Danny now, he is a big part of Manchester United," said Moyes.
"His performance changed the game. He's a really good player. What he needs to become now is a really good finisher."
Welbeck has 26 career United goals to his name from 120 appearances.