Cody Cooke has been a consistent performer for City and only two weeks ago scored his first league hat trick after coming on as a sub against Hereford Utd. Indeed, he could easily have scored four as one of his strikes hit the upright. Cody started his career on the 27th August 2011 at an away game at Havant & Waterlooville (Conference South), where we lost 4-1. It was the only game where we have played in a silver/grey away strip. Cody's first two goals came in December 2011 at an away game on the last Tuesday night before Christmas at Sutton Utd. Sutton were high flying at the time and we travelled with just 13 players in the squad and came away with an incredible draw.

In his first season he played 20 games and scored twice. 12 of those games were starts and his first Club start was against Ebbsfleet in the FA Trophy. In his second season 2012/13, Cody made 39 starts and appeared 43 times and scored one goal. However, it was perhaps 2013/14 where Cody matured and appreared another 47 times and scored 13 goals. Up to and including today's game against Histon, Cody has appeared 146 times for City. One of the factors behind Cody's success is the support from his mum and dad; Nick can be found at nearly every City game. One could say that Cody has a decent career ahead of him.

Name: Cody Cooke
Twitter account : Cody_Cooke
Date of birth: 2nd March 1993
Age: 21
Height: 6'1"
Weight: 12 st 0 .lbs.
Place of birth: Truro.
Currently lives at: Penryn.
Relationship? Single and apparently still available.
Education: Penryn College
Occupation:.Sports coach.
Car: Mini Cooper
Football position: Midfielder
Previous football clubs, in order: Penryn and Truro City. Also captained Cornwall at U18 level.
Football achievements:. Under 18 Cornwall capatin was an honour.
Most difficult team? Hemel Hempstead last year when they gained promotion to the Conference South.
Favourite Team? Man Utd.
Favourite Player? Wayne Rooney.
Fave music: R&B
Which person would you most like to meet? David Beckham.
Biggest influence in life? Mum and dad
Biggest influence in career? Mum and Dad.
What is your ambition at Truro City? Gain promotion again to the Conference and to consistently play at a higher level.
What brought you to Truro four years ago? Jake Ash influence and Lee Hodges support.
Interview by Steve Rogers.