Cliffie Hodgson gets a kick out of breaking Cov record.


By John Wilkinson, Coventry Telegraph.
March 31 2014

Skipper Cliffie Hodgson broke Coventry’s all-time scoring record for a season as he led the side to a crushing 43-0 win over shell-shocked Esher at the Butts Park Arena.

Hodgson contributed 18 points to Cov’s biggest winning margin of the current National League One campaign, finishing the game on 340 with his tenth try of the season taking him past Steve Gough’s previous record of 333 set in 1998-99.

“It’s a humbling feeling that my hard work is paying off and I’m really pleased with what I’ve achieved,” said Hodgson, who will be staying at Cov next season despite interest in him from Championship clubs along with fellow South African, No.8 Jacques Le Roux who signed a new two-year deal before Saturday’s game.

 

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Cliffie Hodgson gets a kick out of breaking Cov record.
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Date: 31/03/2014 14:18

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Re: Cliffie Hodgson gets a kick out of breaking Cov record.
Posted by: Laugh Out Loud (Dave Roach) (IP Logged)
Date: 31/03/2014 14:20

Well done Cliffie - You could smash it completely by the end of the season (Sm128)

Re: Cliffie Hodgson gets a kick out of breaking Cov record.
Posted by: Cliff Bennett (IP Logged)
Date: 31/03/2014 15:16

Tremendous performance. Well done Cliffie. Still three games to go, too. Here's to next season.

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