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MOORE GAMES BOOSTS SIMON

By Oscar Maung-Haley

GLOVE STORY: Simon Moore is loving life between the sticks with the Sky Blues
PICTURE: Alamy

THEY say patience is a virtue. For new Coventry shot-stopper Simon Moore, that statement couldn’t be truer.
The 31-year-old made the switch to the Sky Blues this summer following five years with Sheffield United. During the 2016-17 campaign – his first for the Blades – Moore helped then-manager Chris Wilder’s side to a League One title, with his performances between the sticks seeing him recognised in the division’s PFA Team of the Year....

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