Bobby De Cordova-Reid found the back of the net for Fulham once again as they recorded an important win over Sheffield United yesterday.
The Jamaican international posted on social media after a 3-1 win for the Whites yesterday.
Fulham manager Marco Silva would have demanded a response from his team after a disappointing outing against rivals Chelsea on Monday.
They didn’t look up for the game in the first half and by the time they started playing after the break, the game was all but lost.
Against Sheffield United, Fulham looked much stronger after Silva made three changes including introducing Bobby De Cordova-Red to the team.
The 30-year-old forward was playing on the right wing and teamed up well with Timothy Castagne.

He was one of several players who missed good chances before the break, but he capitalised at the start of the second half, latching onto a brilliant Andreas Pereira pass.
Tom Cairney and Willian made sure of Fulham’s victory after Antonee Robinson’s unfortunate own goal.
De Cordova-Reid has been one of Fulham’s most consistent players over the past few seasons.
He arguably doesn’t get the credit he deserves but proved yesterday why he’s so important to Marco Silva.
De Cordova-Reid stars for Fulham vs. Sheffield United
Taking to Instagram after the match, De Cordova-Reid said: “Great reaction from everyone today. Enjoy your weekend.”
Fulham’s new signings were very impressed with the forward, as Alex Iwobi said: “My guy!” while Calvin Bassey replied: “Bobby on fire.”

De Cordova-Reid’s importance at Fulham has grown this season and his goal against Sheffield United only emphasizes that.
After Tim Ream’s red card earlier in the season, he led the side out against Arsenal, wearing the captain’s armband for the very first time.
His versatility has been a godsend at times for various Fulham managers, playing virtually every outfield position on the pitch.

He’s a fan favourite because of his ability to pop up with a goal at all times and his immense work rate.
When De Cordova-Reid eventually moves on, he’s going to be a very difficult player for Fulham to replace.
There are so few Premier League standard players who can do what the Jamaican does for Fulham.
I hope it’s a long time until we have to consider De Cordova-Reid departing Craven Cottage.
