EMMANUEL LATTE LATH delivered the perfect response to being dropped by Michael Carrick by coming off the bench to give his boss a win in his 100th game as a manager.
The striker had only been on the pitch three minutes when he netted just his second goal of the season to earn Boro a much-needed boost after two defeats.
Carrick (right) lost patience with his lead striker and handed Tommy Conway a chance up front.
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