Rustavi · Defender · #4 · 22 yrs
David plays as a defender for Rustavi. David is a 22 years old, defender, currently at Rustavi. David wears shirt number 4 for Rustavi. David's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore David season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
Defender · #4
RustaviHibernian have confirmed centre-back Rocky Bushiri will miss the World Cup through injury. The 26-year-old was selected in the 26-man squad for the Democratic Republic of Congo after helping them to a first World Cup finals for 52 years. "Everyone is devastated for Rocky, and the timing of this injury couldn't be worse for him so close to the World Cup," said Hibs head coach David Gray.
People mocked Arteta saying 'trust the process' but now the process has shown fruition. Fans of other clubs laughed when we kept saying 'trust the process' but in Arteta we trust! David: Thank you Mikel Arteta for sticking to your principles and your plan for the Arsenal.
Virgil van Dijk Still Setting the Standard Despite Liverpool StrugglesLiverpool’s season may have unravelled around him, but according to David Lynch on the latest Media Matters podcast for Anfield ...
Such a loyal servant and leader, which this club will never see the likes of again. Duncan: David Moyes thinks Coleman's influence is very important to the club so it seems to make sense to have him now transition to the coaching staff. What he has done not just for the football club but also for the wider community is beyond words.
Tom Sparrow is ready to seize Motherwell's chance of European football after shaking off his disbelief over the VAR controversy that denied them a point against Celtic. Well were heading for a fourth-place finish as they went into stoppage time drawing 2-2 with Martin O'Neill's side. With David Gray's men now a point behind in fifth, it sets up a winner-takes-all encounter at Easter Road on Saturday.
The defeat at the weekend against Celtic was another hammer blow for David Gray and his Hibs players. Jamie McGrath has been arguably the player of the season for Hibs, but his rashness in the tackle that led to his red card was a costly and ultimately decisive moment in the game. Prior to that, Hibs travel to Falkirk, who, under John McGlynn, have had such an exciting and profitable campaign in their first top-flight season for 15 years.
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