When you have been out of form for the better part of 9 months, and end up in and out of the side, speculation over your future and everything else, it's difficult to get back into form. So with that in mind, you can forgive his shakey first half as he stepped it up in the second. It wasn't top class, but it showed a player who was turning a corner. There was intent in what he did during the second half, and while it didn't go to plan most of the time, you want to see that from such players. The best players around get it wrong more often than they got it right, but they keep going.
Great to see. He looked chuffed when he scored and while patting the badge counts for nothing, it shows his time here is perhaps far from over.
Also, anyone notice that in the first half he hugged the wing, while in the second he had a much more varied role, his best moves coming centrally. I would really like to see him just behind Lukaku, free to drift left if needed but confident that Shaw has that left wing locked down.