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Chris Dunlavy: Maestro Michael Cheek is worth weight in goals

Michael Cheek is at it again. The winner of last season’s League Two golden boot had scored six goals in 12 games for Bromley ahead of the weekend.
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Michael Cheek is at it again. The winner of last season’s League Two golden boot had scored six goals in 12 games for Bromley ahead of the weekend.

Four more and he will hit double figures, continuing a remarkable run that has seen the 34-year-old score ten or more league goals in every single one of the last 16 seasons.
Yes, those seasons include part-time stints at Marks Tey, Stanway Rovers and Heybridge Swifts. All but one of them was in Non-League.
But regardless of the level, Cheek has shown a remarkable level of consistency over the years, took to the EFL with consummate ease and is s...

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