After netting his first and second goals in red and white on Saturday, Jobe spoke about playing in a different role to fill the gaps, as well as how he bounced back from his error that lead to a Preston goal last week.
ONLY A TEMPORARY POSITION
“I’m glad because I do enjoy playing in midfield much more. Wherever he asks me to play I’m going to play so I don’t mind. I used to play there quite a lot as a kid, in fact all the time to be honest.”
VERSATILE
“It’s a different challenge isn’t it, you have to adapt to the game and do whatever the game is asking you to do. I think that’s what the best teams do and I think we did that and the best players do that. I thought I did quite well but we’ll see, I don’t really fancy playing nine.”
HAPPY TO DO IT
“The gaffer always says with my athleticism, which I don’t even feel that athletic to be honest because I’m still growing, I’m still getting more powerful. With that I’m just trying to run in behind and break the last line, I think that’s mostly important, I don’t want to give away all our tactics but I think that’s mostly important because we have players like Pat (Roberts )and Jack (Clarke), we need to drop the backline. Obviously if you make runs in behind they have to track, so that’s something I can do to help the team and am happy to do it.”
PRESTON ERROR THAT LED TO GOAL
“It was on my mind, but every little bit, the hat-trick will be on my mind going to sleep but that’s football isn’t it. Especially when I’m trying to develop, trying to learn, it’s the first time I’m playing this many games and want to get used to it the best I can. I just want to develop into a better person and a much better player as well. It was really playing on my mind but I’d say for the second half of the week you just forget about it and are just so ready for the game on Saturday. That’s what you have to do, you can’t let it linger in your mind. You have to clear your mind and be ready for the game and the new challenge.”
