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Bullish Pulis not concerned by Boro’s continued slump
Norwich City's Onel Hernandez (right) scores the only goal of the game

TONY PULIS must be feeling the heat after a 1-0 defeat to Championship leaders Norwich City at the Riverside Stadium saw Middlesbrough drop out of the play-off places.

It was an entertaining game, in which the hosts played their part by creating a number of chances in the first half, but their familiar lack of cutting edge proved costly again. 

Onel Hernandez’s second-half strike was the difference for Norwich.

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