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GOAL-DEN OLDIE MURRAY IS MINT

By Chris Dunlavy

STILL GOT IT: Glenn Murray celebrates scoring for Nottingham Forest against Wycombe last week
PICTURE: PA Images

SUPPORT: Chris Hughton

WITH 37 Premier League goals to his name, you’d imagine Glenn Murray has nothing left to prove.
But that’s not how the 37-yearold, who recently joined Nottingham Forest on a short-term deal from Brighton, sees it. “You’re always being judged in this game,” says the striker, who marked his debut with a brace in last weekend’s 3-0 victory over Wycombe.
“There’s always doubters, always peo...

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