Culley ready to see Stars.Byline: DAVID HALL David Hall may refer to:
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In 2007, Culley became the only Whitley captain to lift the Northern League play-off trophy, as they beat the Stars 5-4 in the their own rink - with the finals weekend being held in Dundee - and he is keen for a repeat as the Warriors look to extend their winning start to the season. "It was a great season for us and a real privilege to step forward and collect that trophy as captain," he said. "Now I'm just happy to be part of the side and with the start we've made, there will hopefully be more silverware for us this season." CULLEY Culley, who is currently sixth in the Warriors' modernera all-time scoring list with over 500 points, missed all of last season with a back injury, but is now getting to something like full fitness. "I still have to be careful, and can't always train fully, but I'm certainly enjoying being back in the side and maybe my experience, along with people like Paul Windridge and Garry Dowd Dowd is a derivation of an ancient surname which was once common in Ireland but is now quite rare. The name Dowd is an Anglicisation of the original Ui Dubhda, through its more common form O'Dowd. , will help some of the good young players we have in the side," he added. "We've certainly made a great start, but this weekend is probably our toughest yet with a visit to Solway the day before we meet Dundee. "However, providing we play to our potential, there is no reason why we can't pick up more points this weekend." Tickets will be available on the night for the game against Dundee; adults pounds 7, children and concessions pounds 5. CAPTION(S): CULLEY |
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