STRIKER Bradley Wright-Phillips began his career with Manchester City, for whom he scored a number of goals at reserve team level.

His time in the blue half of Manchester ended with frustration, as limited first-team appearances led to a move south to join Southampton for £500,000 in the summer of 2006.

BWP found the competition for places with the Saints almost as fierce as it had been with Manchester City and he was often deployed in an unfavoured wide role at St Mary's.

Financial difficulties and relegation from the Championship forced Southampton to release BWP at the end of 2008-09 season.

Argyle quickly swooped for his signature, with manager Paul Sturrock earmarking BWP as the goal-scorer his side desperately needed for the forthcoming campaign.

Luggy's plans were thrown into disarray by a knee injury BWP sustained days before the start of last season, and he would not make his first start until March 2010. Four goals in the final weeks of the season were a hopeful sign for the campaign ahead.

BWP is the son of Arsenal legend Ian Wright and the half-brother to England and Manchester City winger Shaun Wright-Phillips.

Sponsorship for Bradley Wright-Phillips is still available. Please contact Andy Budge for details on 01752 302204 or e-mail andy.budge@pafc.co.uk