Pardew: Best's Hatrick Astonishing


By Tyne-Talk
January 6 2011

Newcastle United striker Leon Best scored a hatrick last night to secure three points from West Ham and the praise of manager Alan Pardew. Best, who made his first start for the club in the Premier League was a last minute replacement for the injured Shola Ameobi, but his partnership with Peter Lovenkrands worked well on the night.

Alan Pardew said after the game;

"Leon has a good record in the Championship, but he is unproven at this level.

Like all strikers and players in the Championship, there is sometimes a snobbish opinion that they are not going to be good enough.

But as Charlie Adam has proved at Blackpool and Leon has tonight, there are players in that division who can play at this level if they have the belief."

He told The Journal;

“I’m delighted with the professionalism we showed for 80 minutes. We were top drawer and West Ham didn’t have an answer.

It is about having a strategy where whoever comes in can carry it through for us.

Although Leon Best has a Premier League hat-trick for us – which is astonishing – I thought Peter Lovenkrands played his part, created space and caused a little bit of havoc himself.

It was Leon’s night. He deserved it because he’s been waiting for it but he came into a good team – Joey Barton gave as good a midfield display as I’ve ever seen.

He kept creating chances and in the end Leon was the main benefactor of some superb midfield play.”

Pardew: Best's Hatrick Astonishing
Posted by: TyneTalk (IP Logged)
Date: 06/01/2011 09:42

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