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24th March 2018
10:19am GMT

"I've only been a striker for two and a half years but in them two and a half years, I scored a lot of goals."Whenever Joe Quinn decided to convert Cassidy from a midfielder to a striker, he catapulted the Dubliner onto new heights that he looks set to keep scaling. And, like every natural forward, it's not really something you can put into words. You either have it or you don't.
"I think it's instinct... or drive," Cassidy said. "I'm always eager to score goals. If I don't score a goal, I'm not really happy."He's in good company already with Watford club captain Troy Deeney already offering to take his would-be successor out for extra training sessions.
"He came in and just made me feel welcome, said 'well done' and said whenever I want - or he needs me - for extra training, I can just give him a call and just went on to say how hard it is to play on that pitch every week and just gave me tips how to do it - keep working hard, always improve."Now, it's the start of a whole new journey. But it will probably go the same as they all did - with the ball hitting the net. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8h_Ri4oXmoE&feature=youtu.be
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