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MARKO’S HUNGRY TO SHINE BETWEEN STICKS…

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The Football League Paper Team
27 October 2019

LEAGUE ONE
By Jack Howes
COVENTRY summer signing Marko Marosi insists there is still room for him to improve his performances for the Sky Blues. After five years with Doncaster Rovers, goalkeeper Marosi signed a three-year-deal on a free contract in May.
And despite a strong start to the season in goal for City, Marosi has been putting in the hard work on the training ground in order to keep learning and getting better.
“I’m really enjoying it, I’m loving it here. I enjoy working hard every day and, more importantly, learning every day so you can never get comfortable,&rdq...

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