Keanu Marsh-Brown benefits from time on Yeovil Town substitutes’ bench
Keanu Marsh-Brown’s time out of the Yeovil Town team has made him a stronger and harder working professional.
After dipping in and out of manager Gary Johnson’s immediate first XI plans, the attacker has started the last five games and played a starring role in last week’s Johnstone’s Paint Trophy triumph at Torquay United.
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Keanu Marsh-Brown
Marsh-Brown, who arrived at Huish Park in the summer, was a threat whenever in possession and set up James Hayter’s last minute equaliser before firing home the decisive shootout penalty.
On Saturday against Bury he was forced out of the action on 47 minutes with an ankle injury sustained in a crunching challenge that resulted in Zac Thompson’s dismissal
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The 20-year-old said being dropped was an important part of the learning curve as he looks to fulfil potential that first caught the eye of Premier League Arsenal and Fulham.
Marsh-Brown said: “I went into the Torquay game positive having worked a lot with the gaffer, Terry Skiverton and Darren Way on my game. This is showing in my games.
“The time out of the team made me stronger as a person and a professional, making me work harder on and off the pitch. I have only got better and now that is showing in games. To get on the score sheet is a great feeling and hopefully I can push on.”
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