In answer to the OP question: Washington in open play Numerous from set pieces Chuks might get a good looking ratio to time on the field, but there lies his limiting factor - time fit to play Shinnie, Smyth, Bogle and Williams will probably add 10 between them - if OB gets a run of form he might make double figures himself but atm he's lacking summat, confidence? Who knows what Maddison will bring? I've not got much resting on him
I see that Ched Evans the "proper striker" mentioned in the match thread isn't in the top 12.
I saw with my own eyes that Ched Evans is a proper striker and he scored two cracking goals. I'm convinced being locked up for a few years didn't help his career (no shit Sherlock) and he probably won't ever reach the consistency that looked likely as a 22 year old. Only 10 games in but the best striker Charlton have faced this season.
Let's not give that lowest form of scum who is employed as a striker by Fleetwood Town, any more publicity or validation, shall we? Its presence on a football pitch is a stain on the game.
I see that Ched Evans the "proper striker" mentioned in the match thread isn't in the top 12.
I saw with my own eyes that Ched Evans is a proper striker and he scored two cracking goals. I'm convinced being locked up for a few years didn't help his career (no shit Sherlock) and he probably won't ever reach the consistency that looked likely as a 22 year old. Only 10 games in but the best striker Charlton have faced this season.
Looked like a clear foul on Purrington for the second, but his finishes were tidy.
I see that Ched Evans the "proper striker" mentioned in the match thread isn't in the top 12.
I saw with my own eyes that Ched Evans is a proper striker and he scored two cracking goals. I'm convinced being locked up for a few years didn't help his career (no shit Sherlock) and he probably won't ever reach the consistency that looked likely as a 22 year old. Only 10 games in but the best striker Charlton have faced this season.
Well thats great. But he isnt scoring consistently. That's my idea of a proper striker. Still, Fleetwood fans will have those goals to look back on I suppose.
I see that Ched Evans the "proper striker" mentioned in the match thread isn't in the top 12.
I saw with my own eyes that Ched Evans is a proper striker and he scored two cracking goals. I'm convinced being locked up for a few years didn't help his career (no shit Sherlock) and he probably won't ever reach the consistency that looked likely as a 22 year old. Only 10 games in but the best striker Charlton have faced this season.
Well thats great. But he isnt scoring consistently. That's my idea of a proper striker. Still, Fleetwood fans will have those goals to look back on I suppose.
He's scored 4 and the other two came in the preceding games to ours.
Impressive stats for Joe Pigott - most goals (6) and assists (4) combined in the division
True but he has 6 goals from 30 shots compared with Washington who has 5 goals from 10 shots.
The kid (Jephcott) at Plymouth in the list could be one to watch. 5 goals in 6 starts this season, got 7 in 13 starts last season, and he's only 20. But most importantly, he's Welsh!
Impressive stats for Joe Pigott - most goals (6) and assists (4) combined in the division
True but he has 6 goals from 30 shots compared with Washington who has 5 goals from 10 shots.
The kid (Jephcott) at Plymouth in the list could be one to watch. 5 goals in 6 starts this season, got 7 in 13 starts last season, and he's only 20. But most importantly, he's Welsh!
Called out Jephcott in the same way on the last page. Would love us to snap him up, young exciting welsh and under cap age.
Impressive stats for Joe Pigott - most goals (6) and assists (4) combined in the division
True but he has 6 goals from 30 shots compared with Washington who has 5 goals from 10 shots.
The kid (Jephcott) at Plymouth in the list could be one to watch. 5 goals in 6 starts this season, got 7 in 13 starts last season, and he's only 20. But most importantly, he's Welsh!
But, as I've explained, the reason that Pigott has 30 shots is because he is taking the opportunity to shoot from anywhere and everywhere. His accuracy of 57% also suggests that these aren't wild attempts and it is more than possible that at least one of his 4 assists have arisen from a shot that has been parried by the keeper.
Impressive stats for Joe Pigott - most goals (6) and assists (4) combined in the division
True but he has 6 goals from 30 shots compared with Washington who has 5 goals from 10 shots.
The kid (Jephcott) at Plymouth in the list could be one to watch. 5 goals in 6 starts this season, got 7 in 13 starts last season, and he's only 20. But most importantly, he's Welsh!
But, as I've explained, the reason that Pigott has 30 shots is because he is taking the opportunity to shoot from anywhere and everywhere. His accuracy of 57% also suggests that these aren't wild attempts and it is more than possible that at least one of his 4 assists have arisen from a shot that has been parried by the keeper.
Not counted as assists if the keeper intervenes are they? It's only if the player had the last touch.
Impressive stats for Joe Pigott - most goals (6) and assists (4) combined in the division
True but he has 6 goals from 30 shots compared with Washington who has 5 goals from 10 shots.
The kid (Jephcott) at Plymouth in the list could be one to watch. 5 goals in 6 starts this season, got 7 in 13 starts last season, and he's only 20. But most importantly, he's Welsh!
But, as I've explained, the reason that Pigott has 30 shots is because he is taking the opportunity to shoot from anywhere and everywhere. His accuracy of 57% also suggests that these aren't wild attempts and it is more than possible that at least one of his 4 assists have arisen from a shot that has been parried by the keeper.
Not counted as assists if the keeper intervenes are they? It's only if the player had the last touch.
I was unaware that this was the case. In Fantasy Premier League it does and I believe that they use OPTA stats. For any penalty that is given, the assist goes down to the person fouled unless they are the penalty taker too.
Fair play if that's the case. I always believed the assist was lost when a defending player is the last to touch the ball before the striker. However agree regards the penalty.
Fair play if that's the case. I always believed the assist was lost when a defending player is the last to touch the ball before the striker. However agree regards the penalty.
I think you’re right. From the figures I’ve seen from last night, there is no assist for Washington’s first goal.
I notice that neither Clarke-Harris or Dembele have brilliant accuracy or conversion rates - Still question their defence so if those two stop scoring I can see another typical slide for Peterborough
Clarke-Harris' stats look even worse when you consider that 2 of his 6 goals were penalties. So he then has just 4 goals from his other 30 attempts.
Peterborough score a lot though so he'll probably get to at least 20 goals.
1. Chuks Aneke (77) - CHARLTON 2. Harvey Saunders (84) - FLEETWOOD 3. Luke Jephcott (85) - PLYMOUTH 4. Fabio Tavares (99) - ROCHDALE 5. John Marquis (109) - PORTSMOUTH 6. Tyler Smith (125) - SWINDON 7. Tom Eaves (138) - HULL 8. Conor Washington (143) - CHARLTON 9. Conor Grant (153) - PLYMOUTH 10. Ellis Harrison (154) - PORTSMOUTH 11. Malik Wilks (156) - HULL 12. Keane Lewis-Potter (158) - HULL 13. Jonson Clarke-Harris (162) - PETERBOROUGH 14. Joe Pigott (163) - WIMBLEDON 15. Jorge Grant (164) - LINCOLN 16. Charlie Wyke (165) - SUNDERLAND 16. Caleb Chukwuemeka (165) - NORTHAMPTON 18. Siriki Dembele (169) - PETERBOROUGH 19. Marcus Harness (176) - PORTSMOUTH 20. Gwion Edwards (181) - IPSWICH 20. Dominic Telford (181) - PLYMOUTH
As the season wears on and more games are played, the numbers at the top of the list naturally get bigger.
Last season's top five goal per minute ratio was 118, 128, 134, 141 and 150. None of those five are playing League One football this year (three in the Championship, one in France and one in Turkey).
What did people think of the Jephcott lad from Plymouth today? Seems to be having a good start to the season and he's Welsh so you know Lee's gonna be interested...
Washington 5 goals from 9 starts and 1 substitution Anneke 3 goals from 1 start and 6 substitutions Smyth 1 goal from 2 starts and 2 substitutions Bogle 0 goals from 5 starts and 1 substitution
Others - no more than 1 each.
It's not looking great so far. Think we need to settle on starting Anneke and Washington or Anneke and Smyth if fit and using the nonstarter as the sub.
I think we need a Clive Mendonca level of acquisition in January. Who could do it for us and be afforbale? Matt Godden of Coventry has been suggested to me and not a bad shout. Who else?
I think we need a Clive Mendonca level of acquisition in January. Who could do it for us and be afforbale? Matt Godden of Coventry has been suggested to me and not a bad shout. Who else?
Godden is playing regularly in the Championship, highly doubt he’s going to drop down. I think we’ll try for Schwartz again and I think the Plymouth lad Jephcott is a good shout.
I think we need a Clive Mendonca level of acquisition in January. Who could do it for us and be afforbale? Matt Godden of Coventry has been suggested to me and not a bad shout. Who else?
Godden is playing regularly in the Championship, highly doubt he’s going to drop down. I think we’ll try for Schwartz again and I think the Plymouth lad Jephcott is a good shout.
From the little I know about him, Jephcott is worth looking at
I think we need a Clive Mendonca level of acquisition in January. Who could do it for us and be afforbale? Matt Godden of Coventry has been suggested to me and not a bad shout. Who else?
Godden is playing regularly in the Championship, highly doubt he’s going to drop down. I think we’ll try for Schwartz again and I think the Plymouth lad Jephcott is a good shout.
If he came here in January with us top-of-the-table he wouldn't necessarily see it as dropping down if the deal was right. We are in a position to be able to entice a player like Godden from a club like Coventry as things stand. We are going to need much better strikers in the Championship, so why not move early in January and get one?
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Washington in open play
Numerous from set pieces
Chuks might get a good looking ratio to time on the field, but there lies his limiting factor - time fit to play
Shinnie, Smyth, Bogle and Williams will probably add 10 between them - if OB gets a run of form he might make double figures himself but atm he's lacking summat, confidence?
Who knows what Maddison will bring? I've not got much resting on him
I saw with my own eyes that Ched Evans is a proper striker and he scored two cracking goals. I'm convinced being locked up for a few years didn't help his career (no shit Sherlock) and he probably won't ever reach the consistency that looked likely as a 22 year old.
Only 10 games in but the best striker Charlton have faced this season.
The kid (Jephcott) at Plymouth in the list could be one to watch. 5 goals in 6 starts this season, got 7 in 13 starts last season, and he's only 20. But most importantly, he's Welsh!
Peterborough score a lot though so he'll probably get to at least 20 goals.
1. Chuks Aneke (77) - CHARLTON
2. Harvey Saunders (84) - FLEETWOOD
3. Luke Jephcott (85) - PLYMOUTH
4. Fabio Tavares (99) - ROCHDALE
5. John Marquis (109) - PORTSMOUTH
6. Tyler Smith (125) - SWINDON
7. Tom Eaves (138) - HULL
8. Conor Washington (143) - CHARLTON
9. Conor Grant (153) - PLYMOUTH
10. Ellis Harrison (154) - PORTSMOUTH
11. Malik Wilks (156) - HULL
12. Keane Lewis-Potter (158) - HULL
13. Jonson Clarke-Harris (162) - PETERBOROUGH
14. Joe Pigott (163) - WIMBLEDON
15. Jorge Grant (164) - LINCOLN
16. Charlie Wyke (165) - SUNDERLAND
16. Caleb Chukwuemeka (165) - NORTHAMPTON
18. Siriki Dembele (169) - PETERBOROUGH
19. Marcus Harness (176) - PORTSMOUTH
20. Gwion Edwards (181) - IPSWICH
20. Dominic Telford (181) - PLYMOUTH
As the season wears on and more games are played, the numbers at the top of the list naturally get bigger.
Last season's top five goal per minute ratio was 118, 128, 134, 141 and 150. None of those five are playing League One football this year (three in the Championship, one in France and one in Turkey).
Washington 5 goals from 9 starts and 1 substitution
Anneke 3 goals from 1 start and 6 substitutions
Smyth 1 goal from 2 starts and 2 substitutions
Bogle 0 goals from 5 starts and 1 substitution
Others - no more than 1 each.
It's not looking great so far. Think we need to settle on starting Anneke and Washington or Anneke and Smyth if fit and using the nonstarter as the sub.