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brucey11
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 Posted: Sat Sep 20, 2003 10:30 pm Post subject: Bullock as a striker? |
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In the last few games i have reallised that Lee Bullock, although starting in midfield, has moved up to be our most forward striker by the end of the game. Is this a tactic, is it meant to happen or is he just determined to get those 10 goals he targetted himself for? Does anyone know?
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Woody Wilson
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I thought that he was playing just behind the stikers like Lee Nogan did all alst season. I don't think he's playing up front though, as we have plenty of others that are better than him at playing up front.
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adamdavy
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I noticed he was more advanced - but not a striker.
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brucey11
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Saying in the YEP that he is playing as a striker! I was right, (and before you all rush to your keyboards to say it yourselves) for once!
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adamdavy
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Yes, also said he was on the radio before the game, too.
Well done.
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