oucho
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Anyone seen this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcus_Tudgay#Coventry_City
Tudgay joined Coventry City on a one-year deal on 29 July 2014.[SUP][29][/SUP] Tudgay quickly cemented his status as a fan favourite at Coventry City with a series of convincing performances as a centre-forward. After failing to score in his first 10 appearances for the club, Tudgay scored a thumping header against Walsall having missed a penalty earlier in the game. That goal was celebrated with a playful 'shushing' gesture that was taken in good faith by Coventry City fans who had taken 'our Marcus' to their hearts.
Tudgay's playing style at Coventry City has been described as a 'false 9', his imperious link-up play and deceptive movement have proven too much for most League One defences. Despite a relatively poor record in front of goal, Coventry City are unbeaten for every game that he has scored in, which includes crucial goals against Chesterfield and Crawley which helped secure survival in the 2014/15 season.
At the end of the season Tudgay was offered a contract extension by manager Tony Mowbray. After playing hard-to-get for around a month, Tudgay duly signed a new one-year deal which heralds in a bright new chapter at Coventry City.
Teehee - made me laugh but can't claim it as my own work!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcus_Tudgay#Coventry_City
Tudgay joined Coventry City on a one-year deal on 29 July 2014.[SUP][29][/SUP] Tudgay quickly cemented his status as a fan favourite at Coventry City with a series of convincing performances as a centre-forward. After failing to score in his first 10 appearances for the club, Tudgay scored a thumping header against Walsall having missed a penalty earlier in the game. That goal was celebrated with a playful 'shushing' gesture that was taken in good faith by Coventry City fans who had taken 'our Marcus' to their hearts.
Tudgay's playing style at Coventry City has been described as a 'false 9', his imperious link-up play and deceptive movement have proven too much for most League One defences. Despite a relatively poor record in front of goal, Coventry City are unbeaten for every game that he has scored in, which includes crucial goals against Chesterfield and Crawley which helped secure survival in the 2014/15 season.
At the end of the season Tudgay was offered a contract extension by manager Tony Mowbray. After playing hard-to-get for around a month, Tudgay duly signed a new one-year deal which heralds in a bright new chapter at Coventry City.
Teehee - made me laugh but can't claim it as my own work!
