Bellamy was no stranger to big-money transfers during his own playing career, with clubs including Newcastle United, Blackburn Rovers, Liverpool, West Ham United and Manchester City splashing millions on the former forward, who scored 19 goals for Wales over 78 appearances.”Once you move from a different scenario, a different club, sometimes you hit the ground running, but sometimes it takes longer,” Bellamy said.”I remember [former Arsenal and France winger] Robert Pires for a whole season was a waste of money, next one he goes and wins player of the year… it works that way at times.”He’s [Johnson] young and I believe all we’re seeing now is just what his talent is allowing. It was going to happen.”Johnson’s attacking output for Wales – with three goals in 30 caps – on the face of it is modest, but he has already become a key part of Bellamy’s fledgling tenure as Wales manager.Bellamy praised the Spurs attacker’s all-round contribution in the first two games of his era, a…
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