“Boro was a team that made a boatload of chances, and he knew he would be able to get on the end of them,” BBC Tees commentator Mark Drury told BBC Sport.<\/p>\n
“But what people have been impressed with is his instinctive finishing – one touch, just being in the right place. It’s simple but not a lot of people know how to be there at the right time, to give yourself the highest percentage chance.<\/p>\n
“He’s taller and stockier than he might look from the sidelines, and he is only 21. He seems to have the all-round package – good with both feet and in the air.”<\/p>\n
A 6ft 2in English striker with a deadly finishing touch, who came through at Spurs before learning his trade in the Football League. Remind you of anyone?<\/p>\n
“I can understand the comparisons with Harry Kane,” said Robinson. “He has headed down a similar career path to Harry and, physically, he has a similar stature as well.<\/p>\n
“Like Kane, he looks like a player who is developing a little later, compared to others who are Premier League regulars before the end of their teens.<\/p>\n
“You look at him and the career path he is on; it is a very similar one to the one Harry Kane has been on, and that is a big positive. There is no substitute for playing in the first team somewhere, regardless of what level you are playing at.”<\/p>\n