Bjorn Sigurdarson

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Wolves Career
Bjorn Sigurdarson signed for Wolves at the start of the 2012-13 season, just weeks before Murphy sighed. Siguardarson instantly became a first team regular, starting along side Kevin Doyle for most of the season, leaving the likes of Sylvian Ebanks-Blake and Razak Boukari out of the squad. Come the end of the 2012-13 season Wolves were promoted to the Premier League, and found himself to be their top goalscorer, with 38 games and 16 goals, just one more goal than Kevin Doyle. After being promoted to the Premier League Bjorn initially struggled to adjust, but as the season progressed he refound his form, finishing on 34 games and an impressive 10 goals, once again Kevin Doyle was his partner, once again Bjorn finished the season as Wolves top goalscorer, and once again scored one more goal than Kevin Doyle. In the 2014-15 season Bjorn was on fire, banging in 14 Premier League goals, and for the third year running he was Wolves' top goalscorer, this season Doyle struggled for both games and goals, as his age became a factor. Charlie Austin was Bjorn's prefered partner, although he only managed 6 goals during the entire season. Once again Bjorn was Wolves top goalscorer for the 2015-16 Premier league season, ending with 11 goals and 31 games, putting him amongst some of Wolves' finest players in the clubs history. Unfortunetly, the 2016-17 season was a tough one for Bjorn. Initially he started the season well and found himself to be banging in goals, however a five month injury ruined his season, allowing Robert Hall to become the teams highest goal scorer, ending on 17 goals, completely smashing Bjorns record. Bjorn did eventually finish the season with double figure goals, ending with 26 games and 10 goals.

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