Rainy England AD 2009. Soon there will be 22 gentlemen, running after the ball again. Among English clubs there's one (in League One), which doesn't depart with class from its rivals, but can boast with a fact that only few years ago played in Premiership and Champions League. Now it's time for the great club with great traditions, having its seat on Elland Road, to come back on European top. But you have to ask a question: who will help it to achieve that?
Luckily, there is a young Scotsman, running on the left wing, with a small international experience. Robert Snodgrass maybe isn't fast, but he makes up for his deficiencies with bravery and work rate. He can everything that a standing out winger should - cross a ball to an attacker for him to score. It's time for the Scotsman's profile.
Robert was born in Glasgow, he's a home-grown of Livingston, from where he was brought to Leeds. There was also a short term loan to Stirling Albion, but it's an unimportant fact in this player's career. I can highly recommend him, because after a few years he may became Scottish Cristiano Ronaldo. At the end I can say it's worth a try to bring Robert at the game start, 'cause after a few games his value strongly increases, even up to 2 mln €.
Player's profile is based on the default database.