happy_tiger
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Summerville has scored in his past 6 games for WHU
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And thank goodness he came off the bench overnight .......
happy_tiger
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Finished off with 10 players as well
Halbrowne61
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Do you think he might like a big fat transfer to Spurs, sounds exactly what we need !
happy_tiger
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It's been a very long time since a Hammers player has scored in 6 games straight
We might keep him lol
Nottingham Forest have appointed Vitor Pereira on an 18-month deal as the 57-year-old becomes the club's fourth manager of the campaign.
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Nottingham Forest: Vitor Pereira announced as new boss on 18-month deal
Nottingham Forest appoint Vitor Pereira on an 18-month deal as the 57-year-old becomes the club's fourth manager of the campaign.
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Coventry defeats Middlesbrough 3-1
Haji Wright's hat-trick sent Coventry City back to the top of the Championship with a deserved win over Middlesbrough.
Just seven days after losing their long-held lead to Boro, the Sky Blues regained it at the first opportunity with a display full of energy and effervescence.
USA forward Wright had only managed two goals in his previous 19 games but he chose the ideal night to return to top form.
He had already headed one against the post when he scored midway through the first half before adding a second 10 minutes after the break.
Riley McGree halved the deficit with a fine finish for the Teessiders, before Matt Targett conceded a penalty for handball 17 seconds after play had restarted.
Wright stepped up to put it away and seal a huge victory for Frank Lampard's side as they climbed back into first, one point above their opponents.
It ended a run of six straight wins for Boro, whose miserable record against the Sky Blues now extends to seven losses in a row.
Coventry defeats Middlesbrough 3-1
Haji Wright's hat-trick sent Coventry City back to the top of the Championship with a deserved win over Middlesbrough.
Just seven days after losing their long-held lead to Boro, the Sky Blues regained it at the first opportunity with a display full of energy and effervescence.
USA forward Wright had only managed two goals in his previous 19 games but he chose the ideal night to return to top form.
He had already headed one against the post when he scored midway through the first half before adding a second 10 minutes after the break.
Riley McGree halved the deficit with a fine finish for the Teessiders, before Matt Targett conceded a penalty for handball 17 seconds after play had restarted.
Wright stepped up to put it away and seal a huge victory for Frank Lampard's side as they climbed back into first, one point above their opponents.
It ended a run of six straight wins for Boro, whose miserable record against the Sky Blues now extends to seven losses in a row.
