Sonny Cox

... straight swap.

Sonny Cox in, Josh Gordon out.

And Cox started scoring, hasn't he? Scored in that Premier League Cup thing.

He's got a hat-trick in that, but then the week before he's also scored for us in the league.

Absolutely.

I thought, but Gordon had done a good job.

Personally in that, in that setup, Sonny Cox kind of achieved what I would expect from him, which is basically largely the same role as Gordon.

Mm-hmm.

We looked, we looked sharp.

Sonny Cox scored yesterday.

What a goal.

Scored a hat-trick.

David, you're main, you're main commentator, and then throw to me and I'll do the back of the net comment.

[crowd cheering]

And that's Sonny Cox, and he's scored.

Bottom left, and Exeter to go one-nil up, and I tell you what, David, that was a good goal.

Um, let's head to Bristol Rovers as they're on the road this weekend, which as we've seen in recent weeks normally cumulates in zero points.

Uh, but will it be different this week? They're traveling to Shrewsbury Town who were defeated last time out on their home patch, um, thanks to a late goal from Sonny Cox for Exeter City, which meant they lost 1-0.

I, I said in the, um, the episode the other day, it was a really strange sort of, but also satisfying goal how that sort of came about from, um, Shrewsbury's own corner and, uh, Exeter counter-attacked straight down the other end and scored.

Um, a pretty poor goal to concede from your own corner, I can't lie.

Do you know what? I'm going to do mine first because yours is absolutely by miles maybe the goal of the weekend in any league.

I'm just going to quickly mention Sonny Cox's eighty-sixth minute winner for Exeter at Shrewsbury.

A great counterattack from a Shrewsbury corner.

Exeter away from home.

Sonny Cox, twenty-one years old, played in on goal with a lovely ball over the top.

It's one of those moments Tony Cascarino has talked about with us before where your heart's going like the clappers.

So cool to finish for a big win for them.

Um, it's headed away, Sutherland latches onto it.

He finds George Birch streaking forward, and he plays the ball through to Sonny Cox with a really confident take, just first touch to put it in front of him, and then first time left-foot finish into the corner.

Really solid, uh, number nine finish there, which, you know, given that he's only scored one goal in each of his last two seasons is pretty impressive.

And also because poor Sonny Cox has had a very weird situation recently where he keeps suffering from a, a mystery illness.

They think it might be some sort of allergic reaction, but it's affected him in at least two games this season where he's...

I think I mentioned it on the pod.

I'm not sure he's going to play because Gordon looked a bit bashed up as well by the end of Saturday.

Where are we with Sonny Cox?

He came on.

He came on and he looked sharp as in he was running.