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OLLY GLEE AS HE NETS THE PRIZE

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The LeaguePaper Team
17 December 2017

By John Lyons

TEAM MAN: Luton’s Olly Lee with his award
PICTURE: Dougie Allward

IT’S no great surprise that Luton midfielder Olly Lee is the Sky Bet League Two Goal of the Month winner for November.
Against Cambridge, Lee spotted U’s keeper David Forde off his line and fired home a stunning shot from inside his own half.
That was the Hatters’ second goal of the game as they thrashed Cambridge 7-0. Lee received 47 per cent of the public vote to bag his prize. “I just nicked the ball in midfield, looked up, saw the keeper off his line and thought why not, &ldq...

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