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February 2010 Profile:

 - Brad "The Torpedo" Miller
 - of Cofton Corinthians
 
Name:  Brad "The Torpedo" Miller 
 
Age:  27 
 
Club:  Cofton Corinthians 
 
Position at club:  Centre Back and Club Secretary 
 
Where will your team finish in the league and why:  I think that we will take 4th place in Division 2 this season, but if we can finish the season strong and a few other results go our way then the potential would definitely be there for us to maybe finish a position or two higher.  I think finishing in the top 4 for a team in only it's second season with a group of players that are still learning a lot about each other and how each player plays is not a bad achievement, but we will always be looking to aim higher and achieve that goal of bringing some silverware home. 
 
Who is your clubs joker:  We have quite a few jokers in the team, but the one that stands out most has to be Aaron Hollis otherwise known as "Aaronaldo".  This lad always finds a way to make a joke out of every situation whether it be taking the mick or larking about in training with some of his in game commentary!  He certainly keeps all of the lads highly amused! 

Biggest success in football:  No silverware to date unfortunately, but I'll be hoping to work towards that in the very near future.  As far as individual achievements go I've won the player of the year award in my first season at my previous 2 clubs, Cofton Celtic and Sugarbrook.

Biggest disappointment in football:  My biggest disappointment in football has to be our semi final defeat in last season's Bromsgrove Charity Cup, where we took the eventual winners, Churchill all the way to the wire in the tightest and probably most exciting game of football I've been involved in after a header back to my keeper in the last 2 minutes of the game didn't have enough on it to make it all the way and the gamble the Churchill striker took paid off as he scored and they won the game 1-0 

Ever been sent off:  Yes unfortunately I've been sent off 3 times, all in my first season for Cofton Celtic when I picked up 6 Yellows and 3 Reds and pretty much ended up paying for the team's presentation evening in fines, but I still managed to rack up 9 MOM awards to win player of the season, crazy eh...


Who do you support:  The Mighty Villa, we'll be bringing that League Cup home this year!! 


What's the worst piece of advice you've ever been given in life: 
I can't think of any really bad advice I've been given in life, most of it is usually created in my own head and I end up telling myself to do things that I know I really shouldn't ha-ha!! 

Describe yourself in three words:  
Easy Going, Loyal and a bit Odd too!  

Tell us something about yourself that only you know:  
I don't have many secrets as I'm a pretty open person and there aren't many embarrassing things I've done that someone doesn't know about so I guess I'll have to go with something from my youth, which is falling out of a tree and braking my arm, but what most people don't know is that I only fell about 3ft and landed on a bunch of cut down conifer trees... 

What type of music do you like:  Mainly a lot of alternate stuff and rock, Metallica are awesome and it was immense seeing them live on stage.  Still go back to my roots sometimes though with a bit of old school hip hop and reggae too.  

Favourite Restaurant:  
Iguanas in the Arcadian, The Latin American food there is wicked! 

Favourite hobby apart from football:  Playing the Xbox like most other guys, I'm into Motorbikes too although I'd never ride one! 

What's your mobile phone ringtone:  The default one set on the phone when I got it... 

Give us a good website to log onto:  www.webteams.co.uk/coftoncorinthiansfc or www.youtube.com for some quality entertainment of all kinds, a couple of which I'm the star of! 

What's the most daring thing you've ever done:  The most daring thing I've done is probably an 18 metre solo up a cliff face in the peak district.  I'm not an experienced rock climber so this is not a bad one I guess. 


Why do you like the Bromsgrove League:  It's good league that is well ran and the standard of the teams across all 3 Divisions is very high so your constantly being put to the test by a different team each week, which helps to improve your game and if your winning more often than not then you know your doing something right in this league.  I think the success in outside cup competitions across the county in previous seasons also shows the calibre of football being played in this league.


Worst pitch you've ever seen in Sunday morning football:  
The Old Rubery Rec pitch like others have mentioned in the past...  Everything from dog fouling to dirty needles on this pitch and it had a slant to rival a ski jump!! 

What would you do to improve Sunday morning football:  Although it'd cost teams more money and require a lot more people I'd like to see proper Linesman on a Sunday morning because there aren't many unbiased volunteers out there to run the line anymore and it costs a lot of teams dearly and sometimes can take a game into disrepute as I've seen on more than 1 occasion in the past. 

What's the funniest thing you've seen on a football field:  The funniest thing I've ever seen and done...  Scored an own goal from just inside our half of the pitch lobbing the keeper with a backwards volley, it could never be done again in such emphatic style if I tried!!

Who should be England's Number 1 keeper: 
At the moment I'd have to say Joe Hart, he's the in-form man... 

Capello or Sven:  Capello 


Wenger or Ferguson:  
Wenger, purely because he looks like some strange kind of Alien!! 

Hanson or Lawrenson:  What a pair of planks, I'm gonna have to say Alan.....  Shearer that is!! 

Stubbs or Keys:  Stubbs 

Facebook or Twitter Facebook although neither appeal to me anymore now the novelty has worn off. 

X Factor or Strictly Come Dancing:  X Factor, When they show you the best bits of all those people that think they can sing, but really can't and make a complete fool of themselves on national TV....  Priceless!