Leeds United man regrets Norwich City moment but vows to change ways amid tactics praise — YEP 12/5/24
By Joe Donnohue
Leeds United midfielder Glen Kamara says indecision got the
better of him during the second half at Norwich City on Sunday afternoon, in
what was otherwise a strong performance by the ex-Rangers man.
The Whites midfielder notched his 40th appearance for the
club in the scoreless Championship play-off semi-final first leg at Carrow Road
but is yet to find the back of the net in Leeds colours.
Kamara has hardly been prolific throughout his career but
says he toyed with the idea of taking aim as Leeds went in search of a late
winner in Norfolk.
"I had a chance today. It opened up a bit with a little
skill and I was like, 'should I shoot?' and then I was like 'let me try and
play it out wide' and we ended up crossing, and anyway never happened, but
[I'll] definitely have a shot soon."
Earlier this season, Kamara told the YEP: "Honestly, I
hear it every day from the boys about scoring, just scoring in general. I've
had a few chances in games, I haven't done so well with chances but it'll come.
It'll come for sure. Just give me some time."
The Finnish international also had praise for Daniel Farke's
tactics at Carrow Road, as well as his teammates' execution of the game plan
against the Canaries.
"We came here trying not to concede a goal and came out
with a draw. We wanted to win the game, didn't happen today but I think we can
get home, we'll have a full support and do well.
"I don't feel like we gave them a lot of chances in
general, in open play, maybe a few set-pieces and free-kicks but in general
play I thought we were decent.
"I thought we were solid defensively, definitely in
open play. Like I say, we conceded a few set-pieces, free kicks, corner kicks
but solid in general," the 28-year-old added.