Post by Livi News on Dec 11, 2013 16:55:33 GMT 1
Livi star Marc McNulty still hurting from Hibs axe
Marc McNulty shields the ball from Motherwell's Shaun Hutchinson in the League Cup this season
NOISY hustle and bustle emanates from corridors deep within Almondvale Stadium once you walk past reception.
Training has finished and players and coaches are preparing for a video analysis session. The room we sit in is off the beaten track. Empty and slightly eerie, if the truth be told. There is one bench to sit on. It looks rather bleak, but nothing can detract from the contentment felt by the man of the moment.
Marc McNulty has beaten players from all four divisions to the SPFL Goal of the Month. His exquisite finish against Dumbarton in November is one of 11 goals he has scored in 18 appearances this season. Fittingly for a player nicknamed “Sparky”, his form is electric. He takes his seat on the aforementioned bench and makes light of the humble surroundings, for he is no stranger to hardship. The striker was released by Hibs aged 16 and thought his life, not just his football career, was over. The recovery has been gradual but is now gathering serious momentum.
At 21, McNulty is an established regular at Livingston.
www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com/sport/football/livingston/livi-star-marc-mcnulty-still-hurting-from-hibs-axe-1-3228397
Marc McNulty shields the ball from Motherwell's Shaun Hutchinson in the League Cup this season
NOISY hustle and bustle emanates from corridors deep within Almondvale Stadium once you walk past reception.
Training has finished and players and coaches are preparing for a video analysis session. The room we sit in is off the beaten track. Empty and slightly eerie, if the truth be told. There is one bench to sit on. It looks rather bleak, but nothing can detract from the contentment felt by the man of the moment.
Marc McNulty has beaten players from all four divisions to the SPFL Goal of the Month. His exquisite finish against Dumbarton in November is one of 11 goals he has scored in 18 appearances this season. Fittingly for a player nicknamed “Sparky”, his form is electric. He takes his seat on the aforementioned bench and makes light of the humble surroundings, for he is no stranger to hardship. The striker was released by Hibs aged 16 and thought his life, not just his football career, was over. The recovery has been gradual but is now gathering serious momentum.
At 21, McNulty is an established regular at Livingston.
www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com/sport/football/livingston/livi-star-marc-mcnulty-still-hurting-from-hibs-axe-1-3228397
