Original sentence: From 6th September 2002 up to 23rd June 2005, Sidibe had scored 13 goals in 115 matches.Known as 'Big Sid', Sidibe is regarded as a target man with great ball control, but is often criticised for failure to score rather simple goals.Sidibe was signed by Stoke City, and at one point was 1 of only 2 strikers in the entire Stoke squad
Edited sentence: Considered by many as one of the best strikers outside of the premiership.From 6th September 2002 up to 23rd June 2005, Sidibe had scored just 13 goals in 115 matches.He scored a goal against Leicester City when Stoke beat them 4-2, however Sidibe was dropped from the starting 11 for this match but is now in contention to start due to the departure of Jon Parkin (recalled from his loan spell by Hull City).Now known as 'Big Sid', Sidibe was known as a target man with great ball control, but not a goalscoring touch to match.Sidibe recently went through a small spell where he was incapable of scoring rather simple goals or 'sitters' as they're known.Sidibe was signed by former Gillingham manager Tony Pulis to Stoke City just before he was dismissed, and at one point was 1 of only 2 strikers in the entire Stoke squad.Tony Pulis has since been reinstated as Stoke manager and Sidibe is now considered as one of Stoke's key players along with his regular strike partner Ricardo Fuller