http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/west-ham/11278903/West-Ham-United-forward-Diafra-Sakho-provides-a-new-dimension-to-Sam-Allardyces-high-flyers.html http://www.nikerosherun.org.uk nike roshe run women West Ham United forward Diafra Sakho nike roshe run women provides a new dimension to Sam Allardyce's high flyers Diafra Sakho did not start the game on Sunday. But he certainly finished it with a thumping drive that finally put an end to Swansea City’s resistance. If nike roshe run sale the West Ham United fans needed any reminding after the forward had missed the previous three games, the strike joyfully reiterated the resounding success of a modestly priced signing from France’s second tier. Handing Metz £3.5 million instantly gave Sam Allardyce a striker full of goal threat, a striker who has needed no nike roshe run women time at all to settle in the Premier League. You cannot say that of many foreign imports.

Come to that, you cannot say it of many players in general. In fact, only one other person – step forward Micky Quinn – has managed to notch in his first six Premier League starts. The goals, what is more, have satisfyingly come in a variety of ways. Some through sheer pace, some through quick reactions and some from a head that does not shy away from a ball flying into a crowded penalty box. That has got to please Allardyce, in charge of a team with two raiding full-backs entrusted with swinging in enticing crosses. Though Andy Carroll profited from that expert service here, Allardyce will feel much happier that he no longer depends so heavily on an expensive centre-forward with a poor injury record. Sakho’s stunning impact, together with that of Enner Valencia, has seen to that. The added options are more than a little responsible for West Ham’s lofty nike roshe run women third-place position in the table this morning. Before we go on with the praise, though, it is worth adding some perspective. These are still early days. The Senegal international has got to make sure he doesn’t simply become a flash in the pan, someone defenders suss out after having a good look. It has, after all, happened plenty of times before when the initial rush of adrenaline fades to leave a less potent player.