Oli: Don't Forget My Name Boss!
The Football League Paper|August 06, 2017

Striker stresses his point to Farke.

Ian Baker
Oli: Don't Forget My Name Boss!

DANIEL Farke had quite an early impact on English football as he sent on two substitutes to combine for a late equaliser at Fulham.

But the new Norwich boss was on the receiving end of an extraordinary blast from Nelson Oliveira, the man who levelled two minutes from time to cancel out Russell Martin’s own goal.

The Portuguese striker was clearly furious at being on the bench behind Cameron Jerome and made his feelings quite clear to former Borussia Dortmund reserve coach Farke, a surprise choice as replacement for Alex Neil at Carrow Road.

After being set up by Wes Hoolahan, Oliveria ran to the German, swiped off his shirt and pointed to the name on the back. It was quite a reaction given the change had masterminded a recovery, yet Farke refused to condemn his saviour.

“Nelson is from Portugal and very emotional,” he said. “It was really kind of him to show me the shirt.

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