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Expect talisman Troy to inspire the Blues

by
The LeaguePaper Team
12 September 2021

Adam Virgo
BRIGHTON LEGEND AND TV PUNDIT

POWERHOUSE: Troy Deeney was a key man for Watford
PICTURE: Alamy

WHAT can Birmingham City expect from Troy Deeney?
A leader. A team player. A big voice in the changing room.
But goals? That’s never been his game. If you look at Troy’s record, especially over the last couple of years, it’s modest.
Seven for Watford in the Championship last season, of which five were penalties. His last goal from open play was in February, against Rotherham.
He had two great seasons for Watford when he scored 24 and 21. Then he scored ten in the Premier League. ...

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