Snodgrass returned to West Ham United at the end of last season, which he spent on loan to Aston Villa.
Robert Snodgrass has become an unexpected regular following his return to West Ham United from Aston Villa.
Tuesday’s trip to AFC Wimbledon was the Scottish winger’s third start from four matches, which surely leaves him out of reach of Aston Villa, who had wanted to bring him back to the Midlands on loan.
And despite being written off by some West Ham supporters previously, the 30-year-old appears to be quickly winning them around.
This is what they’ve had to say about Snodgrass, who assisted Angelo Ogbonna’s late goal to put the Hammers 2-1 up at Kingsmeadow:
West Ham fell behind to Joe Pigott’s second-minute goal for Wimbledon, who later had Rod McDonald sent off.
For 45 minutes the Hammers struggled to draw level with the League One side, but eventually equalised through Issa Diop before Ogbonna and Javier Hernandez struck in the closing stages.
Aston Villa finally landed a replacement for Snodgrass in the shape of Everton’s Yannick Bolasie this week.
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