Goal Scoring Rate .. Best for Charlton ?
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4 and seven eighths
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Strikers: Ralph Allen in the thirties - 32 in 28 (I think); Killer in '76 (16 in 16 before being sold).
Wide Midfield: can be anything between 10 and 20 a season. 15 is good.
Centre Midfield: Anywhere between 8 and 12 a season is good for us. Bowyer was excellent (15 in '96 was it?)0 -
so JBG 11 goals in 37 games is on the good side1
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Yes!!!!stockholmaddick said:so JBG 11 goals in 37 games is on the good side
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10 and 20 a season?! that is very optimistic. Our strikers often don't get more than 10 - in the last 20 odd years I reckon only Bowyer, Jackson and Jase got to double figures. Maybe Graham Stuart?Pedro45 said:Strikers: Ralph Allen in the thirties - 32 in 28 (I think); Killer in '76 (16 in 16 before being sold).
Wide Midfield: can be anything between 10 and 20 a season. 15 is good.
Centre Midfield: Anywhere between 8 and 12 a season is good for us. Bowyer was excellent (15 in '96 was it?)0 -
I would say a decent rate for a striker would be 17 to 22 and that would be for a club right at the top end of the table .. Last season Tractor Boy Murphy was the top champ scorer with 27 .. he had an exceptional season .. Hornet Deeney and Dusty Blackburn Rhodes were next with 21 .. for a midfielder/winger ? .. somewhere around 12 to 15, but you'd need two doing that to get anywhere .. the mark of a good team is when the goals are spread around .. BUT .. no good scoring lots if the defence is as porous as a colander ..1
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Well it depends what sort of wide player you are...Jacko in league one got well into double figures, as did JBG last season. In past years, Johnny Summers would often score you 20 a season from the wing, as would some other stalwarts of bygone days (Hirst for instance). Stockholmaddick asked what was a good scoring rate - I gave my opinion on what is good, not what they actually do each seasonpaulsturgess said:
10 and 20 a season?! that is very optimistic. Our strikers often don't get more than 10 - in the last 20 odd years I reckon only Bowyer, Jackson and Jase got to double figures. Maybe Graham Stuart?Pedro45 said:Strikers: Ralph Allen in the thirties - 32 in 28 (I think); Killer in '76 (16 in 16 before being sold).
Wide Midfield: can be anything between 10 and 20 a season. 15 is good.
Centre Midfield: Anywhere between 8 and 12 a season is good for us. Bowyer was excellent (15 in '96 was it?)0 -
Buyens taking penalties stopped JBG scoring a lot more. Could have been a very good tally .Pedro45 said:
Yes!!!!stockholmaddick said:so JBG 11 goals in 37 games is on the good side
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Pedro45 said:
Well it depends what sort of wide player you are...Jacko in league one got well into double figures, as did JBG last season. In past years, Johnny Summers would often score you 20 a season from the wing, as would some other stalwarts of bygone days (Hirst for instance). Stockholmaddick asked what was a good scoring rate - I gave my opinion on what is good, not what they actually do each seasonpaulsturgess said:
10 and 20 a season?! that is very optimistic. Our strikers often don't get more than 10 - in the last 20 odd years I reckon only Bowyer, Jackson and Jase got to double figures. Maybe Graham Stuart?Pedro45 said:Strikers: Ralph Allen in the thirties - 32 in 28 (I think); Killer in '76 (16 in 16 before being sold).
Wide Midfield: can be anything between 10 and 20 a season. 15 is good.
Centre Midfield: Anywhere between 8 and 12 a season is good for us. Bowyer was excellent (15 in '96 was it?)
JBG 11 - Well into double figures?1 -
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What a bizarre commentStarinnaddick said:
Buyens taking penalties stopped JBG scoring a lot more. Could have been a very good tally .Pedro45 said:
Yes!!!!stockholmaddick said:so JBG 11 goals in 37 games is on the good side
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Rule of thumb is generally 1 in 3 for striker and 1 in 5 for a midfielder.0
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I would say 1 in 2 for a quality striker.............have a look at Jimmy Greaves & Cloughie's records. Alan Shearer is probably closest in the era.Stone said:Rule of thumb is generally 1 in 3 for striker and 1 in 5 for a midfielder.
our best over the past 40 years (since I've been watching) has been Killer, Mendonca & Benty - with BWP & Andy Hunt coming close but only over a short period of time.0 -
I think anything above 20 is decent for a striker and 7 for a midfielder. I think a centre half should be looking at 2.0
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'Kashi joined Metz from LB Chateauroux in 2012 and scored one goal in 86 outings during his time at the club; .. so don't expect too much/too many from Ahmed1
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Pretty sure Johnny Robinson broke 10 goals on at least one occasion. Kins as well maybe?0
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Anyway back to the question. What is best goal scoring rate for charlton with say minimum 20 goals. Reckon shirty would know.0
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I guess depends on time on pitch as Jordan Cousins 86 games 5 goals looks a low return but as with any younger player there must be a high % of coming on as a sub for a few minutes.
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JBG last season and Wagstaff in 2010/11.paulsturgess said:
10 and 20 a season?! that is very optimistic. Our strikers often don't get more than 10 - in the last 20 odd years I reckon only Bowyer, Jackson and Jase got to double figures. Maybe Graham Stuart?Pedro45 said:Strikers: Ralph Allen in the thirties - 32 in 28 (I think); Killer in '76 (16 in 16 before being sold).
Wide Midfield: can be anything between 10 and 20 a season. 15 is good.
Centre Midfield: Anywhere between 8 and 12 a season is good for us. Bowyer was excellent (15 in '96 was it?)
Nicky Bailey as well before that.0 -
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Has to be Steve Stacey - 1 game 1 goal.
Others of note:
Hans Jeppson - 9 from 11
Alan Hart - 2 from 3
Jim Fryatt 3 from 5
Johnny Summers 100 from 171
Eddie Firmani 88 from 165
Danny N'Guessan 4 from 7
Alan Simonsen 9 from 16
John Ryan 32 from 61
Barry Endean 1 from 270
