Championship

REUBEN’S HAPPY TO MIX IT UP AT EXETER

by
The LeaguePaper Team
19 March 2017

EXETER’S Reuben Reid says he is willing to play in any position for the Grecians, even if he prefers scoring goals to keeping them out.
The striker brought up ten goals for the season with a double in his side’s 3-0 victory over Cheltenham in midweek, leading the line alongside David Wheeler, as opposed to his more usual role of starting out wide and coming inside.
Reid insists he will do whatever it takes to help the Grecians in their bid for promotion.
“I think it’s clear to see to everyone who knows football the kind of role I’ve played for the team,” ...

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