EFL Players: Nine Untold Stories from the Championship, League One, and League Two

Exploring Untold Stories from the EFL: A Night of Drama on Sky Sports

This Tuesday night, Sky Sports+ brings fans 31 live EFL games from the Championship, League One, and League Two. Let's delve into some untold stories featuring nine exciting players who showcased their talent on the field.

Mark Harris: The Boy with Two Goals

Mark Harris sparked excitement at Oxford United, earning the Sky Bet Championship Player of the Month for August.

His journey included two distinct goals: a stunning strike against Blackburn from over 35 yards, and a classic close-range finish at Coventry. "All goals are important to me," he remarked. "Some may look better, but they're all part of the game."

Andi Weimann on a ‘Bite’ of Controversy

A bizarre incident unfolded on the field when Preston's Milutin Osmajic appeared to bite Blackburn's Owen Beck. Andi Weimann humorously addressed the issue on social media, noting his relief that Blackburn managed to stay ‘unbitten.’
"It shouldn't happen on the pitch, but it made for a talking point off it," Weimann said with a smirk.

Liam Millar’s Hero Worship

Canadian winger Liam Millar of Hull City grew up idolizing Wayne Rooney. He expressed awe when coming face-to-face with his childhood hero during a matchup against Plymouth.
"Seeing Rooney in the flesh was surreal; it brought back so many memories from my youth," he expressed.

Louie Barry: The La Masia Experience

At just 21, Louie Barry is making waves at Stockport County after his memorable journey through Barcelona’s famous academy, La Masia. He recalled a moment of training with Lionel Messi and Luis Suárez, emphasizing its impact on his career.
"Training with Messi was a dream come true. I even have a few photos with him," he shared.

Jack Marriott: All About Adam Sandler

Wrexham's Jack Marriott mentioned the idea of inviting Adam Sandler to his matches, revealing his comedic admiration for the Hollywood star. He humorously remarked, "I share a birthday with Adam, so it seems fitting!"
His favorite Sandler movie? The sports comedy classic, which he re-watched over a hundred times.

Ethan Erhahon: The Calm in Chaos

Lincoln City’s Ethan Erhahon embodies composure in the frenetic environment of League One football. "I relish the feisty moments on the pitch," he acknowledged.
"Creating the rhythm of the game is essential, especially in this chaotic league."

Rhys Williams: A Rollercoaster Ride

From a loan stint in non-league football to stepping in for Liverpool's defense amid a crisis, Rhys Williams navigated highs and lows expertly.
"It was a surreal experience playing alongside elite players, helping us to secure Champions League football," he reflected.

David McGoldrick: Aging Like Fine Wine

At 36, Notts County's David McGoldrick maintains peak fitness. He humorously compared himself to Jamie Vardy's luxurious health regimen, sharing his own workout routine instead.
"Even legends like Messi and Ronaldo face skepticism, but you just have to keep proving yourself on the pitch," he said.

Charles Vernam: Celebrating a Goal of the Month

Grimsby’s Charles Vernam scored a stunning long-range shot that earned him the Sky Bet Goal of the Month for League Two.
"It’s fantastic when social media amplifies your accomplishments. Goals can change the narrative, and I’m excited to create more memorable moments," remarked Vernam after his achievement.

Conclusion

The EFL continues to amaze fans with thrilling stories and memorable performances. Each player brings a unique narrative that enhances the excitement of the league. Be sure to catch the live action on Sky Sports+ this Tuesday!