Harry’s happy to do it his way
Reporter: Matthew Chambers
Date published: 30 March 2012

HARRY BUNN . . . has no problem with an unfamilar role
HARRY Bunn is relaxed about forging his own pathway in the game.
The 19-year-old former Saddleworth School pupil, son of Athletic six-shooting legend Frank, has so far had a brief to occupy a role on the left side of midfield during his four-match loan spell at Boundary Park.
While admitting he sees his future as a front man, Bunn is happy to lend a hand wherever manager Paul Dickov requires.
"I think any player wants to play for their home-town team and I am no different," he said. "It is a great opportunity for me at a young age.
Bunn faces stiff competition for his favoured striking spot.
Oumare Tounkara is the latest arrival on the scene and with Robbie Simpson fit again and Keanu Marsh-Brown back after suspension, there is a group of four players looking to usurp the current forward pairing of Reuben Reid and Shefki Kuqi.
The full version of this story is in tonight’s print and eChron editions
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