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Michael Whittington - Striker

Debut :

Last Game :

Young striker who finally signed for the Tigers in June 2007 are his release from a professional contract following three loan spells at Meadow Park in the previous two season.

Michael is a small, powerful striker with a tremendous eye for goal who had scored thirteen goals in just twenty games during his temporary spells with the club, the first of which was at the business end of the 2005/06 campaign followed by two month loans last year.

Whitts initially joined the Tigers in February 2006 on "work experience" terms and after a slow start netted seven goals in eight games before he was crudely injured by Yate Town goalkeeper Tony Court.

He returned to the club just after the start of the 2006/07 campaign when he netted three goals in seven matches before eventually coming back to Meadow Park in time for the FA Trophy game against Margate as he won and converted a penalty to put City through to the next round.

Upon signing Whitts commented ""I had interest from a few clubs, and I have been around clubs at this level on loan but Gloucester is the one that stood out for me so it was an easy decision to make" says Whittington. "The club matches my ambition, Tim is a good manager who knows how to get the best from his team, and the fans are fantastic every match, really getting behind the team".













 Michael Whittington

"The Boy's a bit special"
Q & A's with Whitts
Name :
Michael Whittington

DoB :
16/12/1986

Birthplace :
Bristol

Playing Position :
Forward

Other teams played for :
St Annes Rangers, Cheltenham Town, Forest Green Rovers (Loan), Weston Super Mare (Loan), Mangotsfield United (loan)

Nickname :
Whitts, Whittsy, Weeman, Longarms

Team(s) Supported :
Bristol City

Strengths :
Speed, Awareness, Goal Scorer

Weaknesses :
Heading, Strength

How do you keep yourself fit for football?
Getting stuck in at training and working hard, going to the gym

I play a bit like :
Javier Saviola / Michael Owen

Heroes :
Dennis Bergkamp

Highlight :
Gaining a professional contract at Cheltenham Town, scoring a hat trick at Home Park against a very strong Plymouth defence, scoring four against Walsall in the Midlands Cup

Lowlight :
Not having my contract renewed

Honours :
Reserve League Champions (2005-06, 2006-07), League Cup runners up (2005-06), League Cup Winners (2006-07)

Injuries :
Torn Cartilage in my left knee that required surgery and kept me out for six months, grade two tear of medial ligament in my right knee and a substantial amount tear in my Tibialis Anterior (lower leg) that kept me out for seven weeks.

Best player played with :
Grant McCann

Toughest opponent :
Paul Ince

Best friend at club :
I would like to think I get along with everyone

Favourite Music :
I groove to anything

Favourite Movies(s) :
At the moment Super Bad, but all time favourite has to be a classic called Phantom of the Opera

Favourite TV Programme :
One Tree Hill all the way, can't get enough of it!

Tell us something about yourself that we don't know!
I have ketchup on everything

Most embarrassing moment :
At the Players Award Dinner for Cheltenham Town I told Steve Guinan that I fancied his wife. It didnt take long before everyone found out, that was it then I didnt hear the Last of it

Describe yourself in five words :
Enthustiastic, Winner, Laid Back, Competitive

In five years you'll be ....
Hopefully back playing in the League

Previous Clubs:
Gloucester City (loan x3), Weston Super Mare (loan), Mangotsfield United (loan)

Appearances & Goals:

Season Apps Subs Goals
2005/06   8    -    7 
2006/07  12    -    6 
2007/08  10    8    2 
Total  30    8   15 

Video Gallery:



Scoring away at Merthyr Tydfil


Whitts' penalty beats Margate in the FA Trophy


Michael scores against Stourbridge in the Trophy


Scoring a diving header at Hitchin


Image Gallery: (click to view full size pics)

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Page last updated : 27 May 2008

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