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SPECIAL MOMENT JUST FELT WRIGHT

By Peter White
LEAGUE TWO

JOY: Max Wright

SCORING your first EFL goal is always a special moment – and Grimsby youngster Max Wright admitted his body didn’t know how to react to the feat.
The 21-year-old winger fired into an empty net in the last seconds of injury time to clinch a 2-0 opening day triumph at Morecambe last weekend.
After enjoying spells at Non-League Sutton Coldfield, Scarborough and Boston over the past three seasons, Wright was called back into Michael Jolley’s squad for the final two games of last season.
And having established himself in the first-te...

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