JORDAN’S UP FOR A CHANGE

by
The LeaguePaper Team
19 November 2017

LEAGUE TWO
JORDAN Rhodes has had to adapt his game. But, now that he’s managed it, the striker is only going to get better, according to Sheffield Wednesday boss Carlos Carvalhal.
Rhodes arrived at Hillsborough from Middlesbrough in February, initially on loan and then on a permanent deal.
And, after three goals last term, he has already topped that number this year.
Carvalhal said: “Jordan – it’s not difficult to explain. He played all the time in one way.
“The Championship played in one way for a long time, but the Championship is changing.
“If you play...

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