https://www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/sport/football/1287562/ex-dundee-united-mark-fotheringham-blazing-trail-germany/

He looks to have put on some weight, nothing OTT but certain not slender. I wasn't aware he had gone into coaching either, I thought he did well for us when he played and felt surprised when he joined Fulham.

Good luck to him.

Good player, people complained he was too slow but I felt he kept himself in games well. It's probably the same fans who think Michael Doyle is a world beater though.

He produced the perfect assist once in a game against Coventry when they were playing at Northampton's Sixfields Stadium... Trouble was it was to a Coventry forward who stuck it away a treat..... I never forgave for doing that.... 

He played his football forward and looked to push, good player for us.

I'd forgotten that he was at Ingolstadt - I watched Waldhof Mannheim give them a tonking a few weeks ago and can't say I noticed him. I certainly noticed their head coach, the brilliantly named Thomas Oral, though - he's got an unmistakeable voice and he never shut up. He's also an extremely sore loser. Personally I hope Ingolstadt fail again this season, despite their assistant manager being an ex-Notts player who spent a season running about aimlessly and achieving little else.

https://www.sundaypost.com/fp/mark-endured-an-epic-18-hour-drive-across-1130-miles-to-beat-the-lockdown-and-get-back-to-work/

its going to be difficult for people like mark fortheringham who live in the uk, but are involved overseas. time he sorts out a flat or something and get his family over if possible.

I'm flabbergasted people thought he was a good player for us.

In my memory he was diabolical. He profited from a very good trial period where he bossed the likes of Galatasaray if my memory serves me well. In the league, however, he was shocking. Absolutely terrible technically and I can remember everyone's shock when he signed for Fulham.