Bonne the scapegoat 11 goals, 3 assists, 23 on target shots, 15 off target shots
Bamford 16 goals, 3 assists, 53 on target shots, 68 off target shots
Imagine how many Bonne might have scored for Leeds?
Fantastic Statting. I have rounded comparative goals to shots to the nearest whole. Bonne 11 goals off 38 shots (3.45 shots per goal or 0.289 goals per shot) 35 with Bamfords shots 10 with Taylor's shots 24 with Grant's shots
Bamford 16 goals off 121 shots. (7.56 shots per goal or 0.132 goals per shot) 5 with Bonne's shots 4 with Taylor's shots 11 with Grant's shots
Taylor 11 goals off 34 shots. (3.09 shots per goal or 0.323 goals per shot) 39 with Bamford's shots 26 with Grant's shots 12 with Bonne's shots
Grant 18 Goals off 82 shots. (4.55 shots per goal or 0.219 goals per shot) 26 with Bamfords shots 7 with Taylors shots 8 with Bonne's shots
To the question asked the other day, "Can Bonne be better than Taylor?" He certainly has time on his side and in this struggling squad he has done bloody well.
Obviously stats only tell some of the story, but that's an important part of the story for me, create more and Bonne scores almost as many shots as Taylor.
He does need to become involved more to get more shots off, but if we can feed the Bonne, he will score.
Bonne the scapegoat 11 goals, 3 assists, 23 on target shots, 15 off target shots
Bamford 16 goals, 3 assists, 53 on target shots, 68 off target shots
Imagine how many Bonne might have scored for Leeds?
Fantastic Statting. I have rounded comparative goals to shots to the nearest whole. Bonne 11 goals off 38 shots (3.45 shots per goal or 0.289 goals per shot) 35 with Bamfords shots 10 with Taylor's shots 24 with Grant's shots
Bamford 16 goals off 121 shots. (7.56 shots per goal or 0.132 goals per shot) 5 with Bonne's shots 4 with Taylor's shots 11 with Grant's shots
Taylor 11 goals off 34 shots. (3.09 shots per goal or 0.323 goals per shot) 39 with Bamford's shots 26 with Grant's shots 12 with Bonne's shots
Grant 18 Goals off 82 shots. (4.55 shots per goal or 0.219 goals per shot) 26 with Bamfords shots 7 with Taylors shots 8 with Bonne's shots
To the question asked the other day, "Can Bonne be better than Taylor?" He certainly has time on his side and in this struggling squad he has done bloody well.
Obviously stats only tell some of the story, but that's an important part of the story for me, create more and Bonne scores almost as many shots as Taylor.
He does need to become involved more to get more shots off, but if we can feed the Bonne, he will score.
Completely different players, rather impressed with Bonnes stats. I am not sure he offers much but if he keeps popping up with the goals that will be enough for me as goalscorers dont grow on trees. Not in the Bonne is shite brigade, just him and Taylor are completely different. LT does it on his own and has a bit more on the ball about him, also a great passing range.
Fingers crossed Bonne can keep getting the goals and surely people will back off a bit.
A player we signed for next to nothing from non-league has scored 11 goals in 30 odd games in his first season after stepping up 3 divisions. Not to mention he is playing for one of the worst sides in the division. Yes he has missed some decent chances but find me a striker at this level that hasn't.
Fucking good going if you ask me. Our number 9 next season no matter what division we are in and he has earned that.
Bonus that he is still young and is only going to get better.
A player we signed for next to nothing from non-league has scored 11 goals in 30 odd games in his first season after stepping up 3 divisions. Not to mention he is playing for one of the worst sides in the division. Yes he has missed some decent chances but find me a striker at this level that hasn't.
Fucking good going if you ask me. Our number 9 next season no matter what division we are in and he has earned that.
Bonus that he is still young and is only going to get better.
A player we signed for next to nothing from non-league has scored 11 goals in 30 odd games in his first season after stepping up 3 divisions. Not to mention he is playing for one of the worst sides in the division. Yes he has missed some decent chances but find me a striker at this level that hasn't.
Fucking good going if you ask me. Our number 9 next season no matter what division we are in and he has earned that.
Bonus that he is still young and is only going to get better.
I think the shutdown has really focused everyone's fears in this mini-season and made some people go a bit crazy. Bonne has missed chances, and it took him a little bit to get up to speed after the restart but ultimately he's scored some key goals and had a couple of misses. The way people treat him though, it seems they expect him to put away every single chance he gets. No striker does that, and if they did they certainly wouldn't play for Charlton. If you were told last summer that we could sign a National League striker for £200,000 and he'd score 11 Championship goals (hopefully more after tonight) you'd take that all day. It's worth noting what happened with a player who took a similar route to Bonne; Jamie Vardy signed for Leicester from National League Fleetwood for £1m aged 25. In his first season in the Championship he played 26 games and scored 4 goals. The next season he scored 16 off 37 games. Bonne has made an outrageous start given the jump he's made and he'll end the season as our top scorer. He's had an incredible season and I hope he's rewarded with a place in the Championship.
Bonne the scapegoat 11 goals, 3 assists, 23 on target shots, 15 off target shots
Bamford 16 goals, 3 assists, 53 on target shots, 68 off target shots
Imagine how many Bonne might have scored for Leeds?
Fantastic Statting. I have rounded comparative goals to shots to the nearest whole. Bonne 11 goals off 38 shots (3.45 shots per goal or 0.289 goals per shot) 35 with Bamfords shots 10 with Taylor's shots 24 with Grant's shots
Bamford 16 goals off 121 shots. (7.56 shots per goal or 0.132 goals per shot) 5 with Bonne's shots 4 with Taylor's shots 11 with Grant's shots
Taylor 11 goals off 34 shots. (3.09 shots per goal or 0.323 goals per shot) 39 with Bamford's shots 26 with Grant's shots 12 with Bonne's shots
Grant 18 Goals off 82 shots. (4.55 shots per goal or 0.219 goals per shot) 26 with Bamfords shots 7 with Taylors shots 8 with Bonne's shots
To the question asked the other day, "Can Bonne be better than Taylor?" He certainly has time on his side and in this struggling squad he has done bloody well.
Obviously stats only tell some of the story, but that's an important part of the story for me, create more and Bonne scores almost as many shots as Taylor.
He does need to become involved more to get more shots off, but if we can feed the Bonne, he will score.
Interesting. Do we know how many shots were penalties for these players?
Bonne the scapegoat 11 goals, 3 assists, 23 on target shots, 15 off target shots
Bamford 16 goals, 3 assists, 53 on target shots, 68 off target shots
Imagine how many Bonne might have scored for Leeds?
Fantastic Statting. I have rounded comparative goals to shots to the nearest whole. Bonne 11 goals off 38 shots (3.45 shots per goal or 0.289 goals per shot) 35 with Bamfords shots 10 with Taylor's shots 24 with Grant's shots
Bamford 16 goals off 121 shots. (7.56 shots per goal or 0.132 goals per shot) 5 with Bonne's shots 4 with Taylor's shots 11 with Grant's shots
Taylor 11 goals off 34 shots. (3.09 shots per goal or 0.323 goals per shot) 39 with Bamford's shots 26 with Grant's shots 12 with Bonne's shots
Grant 18 Goals off 82 shots. (4.55 shots per goal or 0.219 goals per shot) 26 with Bamfords shots 7 with Taylors shots 8 with Bonne's shots
To the question asked the other day, "Can Bonne be better than Taylor?" He certainly has time on his side and in this struggling squad he has done bloody well.
Obviously stats only tell some of the story, but that's an important part of the story for me, create more and Bonne scores almost as many shots as Taylor.
He does need to become involved more to get more shots off, but if we can feed the Bonne, he will score.
Interesting. Do we know how many shots were penalties for these players?
All stats are League only
Bonne 0 shots, 0 goals - Never missed one in the NL 11s/11g. Taylor 3 shots, 3 goals Grant 7 shots, 1 miss, 6 goals Bamford 4 shots, 1 miss, 3 goals
Bonne with Mit's chances = 31 goals Bonne with Watkins chances = 24 goals
NOTE - BBC Report Bamford as 125 shots - Bonne could potentially have scored 36 goals with that.
Chris Martin at Derby is the clinical one with 11 goals from 29 shots. (0.379 gps & 2.63 spg 2P - 2PG) If he were to have 125 shots that could be 47 goals.
Of course goals per shot stats can be a bit misleading, as it depends on how many speculative shots the striker takes from outside the box, but it does show that his conversion rate is perfectly respectable
As a team, leading up to the Wigan game, we had 21 shots on target in the previous 10 games and scored 4 goals so two shots on target on average per match. Against Wigan we had 6 on target and scored twice.
If we get 6 on target today I think we will score at least 2 goals. I can't help thinking though that we will spend 90 minutes defending the 18 yard box with little opportunity to counter.
As a team, leading up to the Wigan game, we had 21 shots on target in the previous 10 games and scored 4 goals so two shots on target on average per match. Against Wigan we had 6 on target and scored twice.
If we get 6 on target today I think we will score at least 2 goals. I can't help thinking though that we will spend 90 minutes defending the 18 yard box with little opportunity to counter.
As a team, leading up to the Wigan game, we had 21 shots on target in the previous 10 games and scored 4 goals so two shots on target on average per match. Against Wigan we had 6 on target and scored twice.
If we get 6 on target today I think we will score at least 2 goals. I can't help thinking though that we will spend 90 minutes defending the 18 yard box with little opportunity to counter.
I reckon we will go for it.
I really wish we had but 2-0 down and no shots on or off target from 20% possession says it all.
As a team, leading up to the Wigan game, we had 21 shots on target in the previous 10 games and scored 4 goals so two shots on target on average per match. Against Wigan we had 6 on target and scored twice.
If we get 6 on target today I think we will score at least 2 goals. I can't help thinking though that we will spend 90 minutes defending the 18 yard box with little opportunity to counter.
I reckon we will go for it.
I posted this 3 hours ago. In that Short time, it hasn’t aged well!
Comments
At the price we got him don't knock it. He appears to want to play for us too which is another bonus.
I think he is a good player and is going to be a very good player.
If he can do that tonight, he will score.
Bamford 16 goals, 3 assists, 53 on target shots, 68 off target shots
Imagine how many Bonne might have scored for Leeds?
Bonne
11 goals off 38 shots (3.45 shots per goal or 0.289 goals per shot)
35 with Bamfords shots
10 with Taylor's shots
24 with Grant's shots
Bamford
16 goals off 121 shots. (7.56 shots per goal or 0.132 goals per shot)
5 with Bonne's shots
4 with Taylor's shots
11 with Grant's shots
Taylor
11 goals off 34 shots. (3.09 shots per goal or 0.323 goals per shot)
39 with Bamford's shots
26 with Grant's shots
12 with Bonne's shots
Grant
18 Goals off 82 shots. (4.55 shots per goal or 0.219 goals per shot)
26 with Bamfords shots
7 with Taylors shots
8 with Bonne's shots
To the question asked the other day, "Can Bonne be better than Taylor?" He certainly has time on his side and in this struggling squad he has done bloody well.
Obviously stats only tell some of the story, but that's an important part of the story for me, create more and Bonne scores almost as many shots as Taylor.
He does need to become involved more to get more shots off, but if we can feed the Bonne, he will score.
Fingers crossed Bonne can keep getting the goals and surely people will back off a bit.
A player we signed for next to nothing from non-league has scored 11 goals in 30 odd games in his first season after stepping up 3 divisions. Not to mention he is playing for one of the worst sides in the division. Yes he has missed some decent chances but find me a striker at this level that hasn't.
Fucking good going if you ask me. Our number 9 next season no matter what division we are in and he has earned that.
Bonus that he is still young and is only going to get better.
how does this compare with the top scorers from Branford and Fulham
Bonne 0 shots, 0 goals - Never missed one in the NL 11s/11g.
Taylor 3 shots, 3 goals
Grant 7 shots, 1 miss, 6 goals
Bamford 4 shots, 1 miss, 3 goals
making Bonne even better
He's better than Mitrovic (0.245 GPS & 4.07 SPG - 5Pens - 4Pen Goals ) and marginally behind Watkins (0.301 gps & 3.32 spg - 2P - 1PG)
Bonne with Mit's chances = 31 goals
Bonne with Watkins chances = 24 goals
NOTE - BBC Report Bamford as 125 shots - Bonne could potentially have scored 36 goals with that.
Chris Martin at Derby is the clinical one with 11 goals from 29 shots. (0.379 gps & 2.63 spg 2P - 2PG)
If he were to have 125 shots that could be 47 goals.
Martin 0.333
Watkins 0.296
Bonne 0.289
Taylor 0.258
Mitrovic 0.217
Grant 0.160
Bamford 0.107
If we get 6 on target today I think we will score at least 2 goals. I can't help thinking though that we will spend 90 minutes defending the 18 yard box with little opportunity to counter.
His attitude has been spot on. He's done his best.
More than ever can be said for T*ylor.