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TIMBERS TO TIGERS AS LIAM RETURNS!

Ridgewell relishing new test on home soil

By Dan Barnes

BACK IN THE OLD ROUTINE: Liam Ridgewell in action for Hull
PICTURE: Focus Images

LIAM Ridgewell is back – and now boasting transatlantic title-winning pedigree, he’s hoping to lend his seasoned hand to a late Hull play-off push.
The 34-year-old, who accumulated more than a decade of Premier League experience for the West Midlands triumvirate of Aston Villa, Birmingham and West Brom, is now just over a month into life at the KCOM Stadium, having returned to English football after a fruitful four-and-a-halfyear spell with ...

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