![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/when-did-trevor-francis-play-for-birmingham-city/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/crop-23160480.jpg&description=BABY FOOD I ate raw fish, soft eggs and drank wine during pregnancy – I don't think it's harmful, says Love Island's Montana Brown BABY FOOD I ate raw fish, soft eggs and drank wine during pregnancy – I don't think it's harmful, says Love Island's Montana Brown LOVE Island star Montana Brown has revealed she took a relaxed approach to her pregnancy diet, deciding against certain NHS guidance. The mum-of-one, who gave birth to her son Jude Isaiah O'Connor last month, opened up about her pregnancy in a new YouTube video. 3 Montana Brown with her fiancé Mark O'Connor Credit: The Mega Agency 3 Montana gave birth to her son Jude last month Credit: Instagram Montana, 27, explained how she didn't want to create additional stress for herself by following a militant diet that deprived her of some of her favourite foods including raw fish, pâté, soft eggs and wine. She said: "I've had half a glass of wine here and there. You're supposed to have your eggs really well done and I didn't do that. "I've had raw fish. I love sushi so I've had raw fish. I think it's personal preference, but all those things my body is used to and I don't think they're harmful. I don't think having sashimi once a month is going to be harmful. "I'm not a doctor, but I didn't want to stress myself out. Nothing bad is going to happen. I'm not eating raw fish and soft eggs every day, but if I want some in a nice restaurant I'll have it... "I'm sure if I'd lost a baby in the past, or it had taken me double the time to get pregnant, it would be way more anxiety inducing, and I know I'm privileged to not have lost a baby prior to this one." The NHS advises mums not to eat raw or partially cooked eggs to avoid the risk of salmonella and food poisoning. Sushi is included on the allowed list providing the fish has been cooked through. Again, the risks of eating raw fish include food poisoning and the consumption of potentially harmful bacteria. When it comes to alcohol, the NHS says: "If you're pregnant or pla){kind=link}
FORMER England striker Trevor Francis has died aged 69.
Here we look at the career of the iconic striker who became English football’s first player to be sold for £1million in the 70s.
Trevor started off playing football at school in Plymouth before joining Birmingham City.
He made his debut in 1970 when he was only 16 years old.
During his time with the club, he scored 119 goals in just 280 appearances.