Zaluska as striker

I basicly have a question, last nite we seen aiden move to left back

nice move tony. But are keepers allowed to change possition?
he has admited he is a crap forward, but im sure he aint as bad as big sammy.

Lukasz Zaluska has admitted he only became a goalkeeper because he was no good as a forward.
The Pole is challenging Artur Boruc hard to be Celtic's first choice, manager Tony Mowbray said this week.
"Why did I want to be a goalkeeper? It's because I was a rubbish striker," the 27-year-old told the club website.
"My first coach said to me, 'Lukasz, you will never be a good striker, but if you stay in goal and try to catch the ball you will do well'."
<!-- E SF -->Mowbray chose Zaluska ahead of Boruc against St Johnstone at the weekend despite the latter having been available for selection after compassionate leave.
<!-- S IBOX --> <table align="right" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="231"> <tbody><tr> <td width="5"></td> <td class="sibStdQuote"> It's very difficult to come out and call myself crazy, but I think every goalkeeper is a little bit mad


Celtic goalkeeper Lukasz Zaluska

</td> </tr> </tbody></table> <!-- E IBOX --> But the former Dundee United and Korona Kielce player revealed that keeping goal was not part of his childhood ambition.
"I think every boy wants to be a striker, score goals and celebrate with the supporters," said Zaluska.
"But, when there is a goal, it is because of the goalkeeper.
"That's why I love my job and enjoy every training session.
"I am the last man and I have to speak to the defenders a lot because I see everything that happens on the pitch.
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</td> </tr> </tbody></table> <!-- E IBOX --> "It is very important for the goalkeeper to speak all the time, to be focused and concentrated."
Zaluska admits that he may have the personality traits traditionally associated with goalkeepers.
"It's very difficult to come out and call myself crazy, but I think every goalkeeper is a little bit mad because we have to do extreme things like dive for the ball towards the strikers' legs," he added.

 

why not try him am sure moga would do it

 

Sure why not, Mowbray's already played Brown and McGeady at left back, what else could he do ? he's already ruined the club we love and made us a laughing stock with his tactical naivety, its basically a blind person leading the bhoys into war with Mogga.

 

mowbray a manager?

 

wouldnt put it past that clown Mowbray

 

i started my career as a striker now am a keeper must be something in the water

 

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