Profile - Lee Trundle

2007/8 Player Profile - Lee Trundle

Lee Trundle

Name: Lee Trundle

DOB: 10^th October 1976

POB: Liverpool

2006-07 Stats

Apps	Goals	YC	RC
40	20	5	2

Career Stats

Club	Time	Apps	Goals
Stalybridge	1997-1998	5	6
Southport	1998-2000	4	0
Rhyl	2000-2001	18	17
Wrexham	2001-2003	102	30
Swansea	2003-Present	173	85
Totals		302	138

Swans Career Stats

Season	Apps	Goals
2003-04	38	21
2004-05	49	23
2005-06	46	21
2006-07	40	20
Total	173	85

TRUNDLE THROUGH THE AGES.........

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Lee Trundle (or LT10 as he likes to be known) was plucked from non league football by Brian Flynn when he was in charge at Wrexham and the pair were reunited back in 2003 when Trundle signed for the Swans. He scored 21 goals in his first at the Vetch and became a fans favourite with his superb trickery and superb goals.

Magic Daps has been featured on the Sky Sport's Soccer AM show where his shoulder roll against Huddersfield was made famous - he's also appeared and featured on there numerous of time. He has his own image rights deal and his girlfriend is ex Atomic Kitten singer Liz Mclarnon, there was also the infamous flag incident after the Football League Trophy Final - his time at Swansea City has definitely not been quiet.

Trundle has scored 85 goals in 173 games - which is just under a goal every other game - in just four seasons and he's on his way to 100 goals for Swansea City, he would be only the 6^th player in our entire history to achieve that feat.

Last season was a frustrating one for the Scouser - he never really played consistently to the way we all know he can, this was mainly down to being on the bench, injured numerous times and he did miss 6 games through suspension, but Trundle was still our top scorer by a mile.

Hopefully will our proposed new attacking style of football under Roberto Martinez will bring the best out of Trundle (he scored 6 goals in 13 games from Roberto's time in charge) and he seemed to link up well with Duffy at the end of the season. The competition for forwards also seems tough so he'll have to stay on his toes.

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