Championship

ELLIOT IS HAPPY IN NEW ROLE

by
The LeaguePaper Team
26 November 2017

ELLIOT Whitehouse believes he has always been a No. 10 but is happy to play anywhere to help Lincoln progress.
The 24-year-old attacker is used to playing in a more advanced role but has dropped back to partner Alex Woodyard in midfield in recent weeks.
That hasn’t bothered Whitehouse who admits he’s happy to be playing. He said: “I have always said I was brought here as a No. 10. That’s my preferred position.
“From day one, I felt that’s where my game is best and I am more of a threat, but obviously if I’m asked to play in midfield then I will do.&...

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