Nick Coren
From Tekken City
| Nicholas Coren | |
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| Birthplace | Brentford, England 
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| Squad Number | 13 |
| Birth Date | August 19, 1986 (21) |
| Position | Goalkeeper |
| Previous Clubs | Brentford (ENG) Tekken City (ENG) |
| W.A.G | Flo Dickin |
Nicholas Coren (born August 19, 1986 in Brentford, England) is an English professional footballer currently playing Goalkeeper for Tekken City in the English FA Premier League. He is second choice to Mikael Landreau in the running for the starting XI. However he is also a regular starter in the England National Team.
Coren is known to be a very agile keeper and is famous at the club for a number of world-class diving saves, leading him to a number of excellent performances.
Club Career
Early Career
Coren, despite not appearing much in the senior side for Division 2 side Brentford, was a regular for the Reserve side and was being watched constantly by scouts representing some of the Premiership clubs. He was nearly loaned to Leeds United during the 2003-2004 season in the club's attempt to avoid relegation to the Coca-Cola Championship. However, Coren rejected the offer to play for the club after revealing that he would much prefer to join a club competing for silverware.
Tekken City
In Janurary 2004, Coren joined Tekken City for a fee of £275,000 from Brentford on a 5-year-contract. Although it seemed as though at the beginning of the 2004-2005 season he was behind the likes of Olegs Karavajevs and Stipe Pletikosa, he made an account of himself bot only by starting a majority of cup games and keeping a series of clean sheets. He was also getting selected for regular England squads, picked by then England boss, Sven-Goran Eriksson.
