According to Coventry City manager, Stephen Elliott is out to prove a point and that point is he has been under rated and that he can and will score goals.
The 28 year old striker had a reasonable good record when he was at Sunderland, but has recently failed to be as prolific. During his time at Sunderland he netted 22 times in 81 appearances At Hearts he scored 11 goals in 56 games, but his record at Preston and Wolves was not to good.
Elliott was Thorn's first signing of the new campaign, but the City boss has been frustrated at missing out on several players partly because of the transfer embargo, now lifted and partly because of financial considerations.
“He’s had some big moves in his time and he’s like everyone else we take, they will be hungry with a point to prove. He certainly wants to prove a point and wants to score goals and will fit in well with what we want to do.”