It should be no surprise that Adrian cooly stepped up and slotted West Ham into the fourth round of the FA Cup... the goalkeeper used to play up front. The Spanish stopper saved Steven Naismith's penalty during a 9-8 penalty shoot-out triumph against Everton after a 2-2 draw at Upton Park, and later proved the hero using a different skill. And speaking to Sportsmail's Pete Jenson, he admitted that he used to score many goals as a youngster, albeit for an Under 11 team. West Ham goalkeeper Adrian strokes his winning penalty past Everton stopper Joel Robles The Spaniard told Sportsmail's Pete Jenson (right) that he used to be a striker as a youngster
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West Ham goalkeeper Adrian scored the winning penalty against Everton
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The Spaniard also saved Steven Naismith's spot kick during the shootout
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The 28-year-old shot stopper revealed he was a striker until the age of 10
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