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So it’s JPJDJ? It’s a Roman Catholic tradition where the first name is choice, the second name is a Saint, and then a family name.

It worked for Harry Kane. I don’t know his ratio of open goals to penalties but I imagine it’s close.

It shows a reliable striker capable of scoring goals with confidence. The scenario I’m referring to, is people denigrating a player by writing off the penalties.

It irritates me when a striker scores goals and someone says oh, but it includes penalties. This isn’t personal DJ NOBO because many people do it. Goals are goals regardless of how they go in, from the spot or a wicked deflection off a defender’s bum.