Chey Dunkley is relishing his lead role as he approaches the 100-game marker with Shrewsbury Town.
If the centre-back plays every match between now and the end of the season he will reach that landmark against Leyton Orient on the final day of the League One campaign.And the Wolverhampton-born Dunkley has taken over the mantle this time out, and he was asked by the Shropshire Star how he has found it.
“I am appreciative of being captain at Shrewsbury but like I have said before with Luke Leahy, he was the captain last season, and a good captain, but there were people there helping him. “I think I have been fortunate to have been in a dressing room with players who do have those abilities and those attributes. But I think I have relished it and it is definitely an achievement.
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