"You can never have enough strikers" ... here's another one


By Kate Jackson
July 23 2013

Lincoln City have signed yet another striker after paying a transfer fee for Alfreton's Ben Tomlinson.

Keith Alexander, Simpson's former manager at numerous clubs, used to say "you can never have enough strikers" and Simpson is currently following in his old boss' footsteps after signing yet another striker. Tomlinson joins Nick Wright, Adi Yussuf, Connor Robinson, Bohan Dixon and Waide Fairhurst in the striking ranks, with midfielder Danny Rowe also having played up front during his career.

The Imps have paid an undisclosed four figure fee for Tomlinson's services from Alfreton Town. The striker scored 9 league goals last season.

Tomlinson started his career at Worksop before an injury hit spell at Macclesfield.

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"You can never have enough strikers" ... here's another one
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23/07/2013 14:56
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SidTheImp
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23/07/2013 22:39
Decent signing very highly rated player who was linked with afew clubs in non league paper other week. Lets give him a chance.

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David The Imp
David The Imp
25/07/2013 09:07
Hopefully him and Wright will get 10-15 each. That would give us a huge helping

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