By Martyn Todd
June 7 2004
West Brom striker Rob Hulse is reportedly interesting Stoke City manager Tony Pulis. The Division One outfit are looking to Hulse to help provide more firepower in order to help Stoke push for the Play-Offs next season.
Stoke have already made a few enquiries for Hulse according to reports, but have been turned away by West Brom.
It was originally thought that Hulse would return to his home town club, Crewe Alexandra, but those rumours were quashed by Hulse's agent after claiming that he has had talks with Albion chairman Jeremy Peace and Hulse remains part of Gary Megson's future plans.
Hulse joined Albion from Crewe last season for £750,000 after beating Norwich and Cardiff City to his signature. Since then he has appeared 35 times for the Baggies, scoring 13 times which made him the clubs leading goalscorer for the 2003/2004 season.
