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None of the people you have mentioned are "higher class" footballers.

Paul Warhurst was an immense player.

From Wiki..

Sheffield Wednesday

Sheffield Wednesday came in for Warhurst in the summer of 1991, for £750,000. He began his career at the club as a solid defender, but midway through his second season, injuries to David Hirst and Mark Bright saw Warhurst employed as an emergency striker. In a phenomenal sequence, he scored 12 goals in as many games, and after four years as a defender, was called up to the England national team as a striker. Warhurst was injured, however, and missed an opportunity to win his first cap. His scoring ratio inevitably slowed down, and when Hirst returned to action, Warhurst fell out with manager Trevor Francis, who wanted the player to return to defensive duties. In the summer of 1993, Warhurst was transfer-listed and left the club, having scored 18 goals in 88 games for Wednesday.

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Dion Dublin, Ken Charlery, & Dean Coney are all examples of strikers who can play at centre back if needed.

I'm sure there are a lot more.

Paul Warhurst springs to mind

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Just a thought. Not read the whole thread but, if you had a Fitness Coach with high physiotherapy stat, would that lead to less injuries? I know in theroy it must do, but have not seen any evidence.