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Lappin in the record books, why?

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I think they are just referring to the general record of the game and not an actual ''achievement'' as such.

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Yea It was Just For the Assist for the goal, Because most papers said it wad Surman who made the cross not Lappin

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Amusingly, one the BBC site, Lappin didn''t come on until after the goal.  Good effort to provide an assist while not playing.

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[quote user="Crofts Number 1 Fan"]

In the Pinkun''s interview with Surman it says that it was Lappin who made the record books but didn''t specify what. Does anyone know?

[/quote]Lappin will be credited with the "assist" - so far there are half a dozen players all with 1 assist each. Early days of course but it does suggest goals may come about through a variety of players. Lappin might have had another v. Gillingham - Johnson nearly scored  from his long ball near the end - but Martin (rightly) nicked in and took it off Johnson''s feet. (According to the official site no-one seems to have been credited with an assist for that goal).Last year Lappin, who could not score a goal, was nevertheless joint second with Grant Holt as provider at the end of the season with 11 assists each. Hoolahan was top with 16.

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[quote user="Canary_on_the Trent"][quote user="Nobby"]Amusingly, one the BBC site, Lappin didn''t come on until after the goal.  Good effort to provide an assist while not playing.
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  this only shows much knowledge the bbc have on Us 

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