Except Windass can run and has a bit of pace behind himBit of a waghorn
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Waghorn was older and much slowerBit of a waghorn
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Hes from Hull, and his dad is a Hull legend, might sway his decisionCome on Hull
I imagine we’d be in for Windass on something like a 2 year deal d for experience and versatility. Both played a similar amount of games and Windass scored more goals and more assists. In a straight shootout, I’d opt for Windass.Hope he goes to Hull. If we want an available striker with Championship experience I'd rather we go for Tyrese Campbell who is younger and has much more potential upside. Windass is not going to get any better than being a mediocre Championship/ decent League 1 level player in my opinion.
We'll get the whole range of signings this summer from obviously first 11, to competing for first 11, to obvious backup. Anyone expecting every signing to be exciting needs a wake up call, as long they are capable and play their part then its all good.We don’t need to big name signing in attack. Anyone coming in will know they are going to be behind Simms Haji Sakamoto and EMC in the pecking order so that will limit who we could get.
I imagine we’d be in for Windass on something like a 2 year deal d for experience and versatility. Both played a similar amount of games and Windass scored more goals and more assists. In a straight shootout, I’d opt for Windass.
It’s not an inspiration signing though, it must be said.
If you want to bring in experience then don't do it to sit on the bench, which is what he'd be doing. You want it on the pitch where it can make a difference and he's not going to take a starting place of anyone.
Buying in back-ups and squad players you go for younger players and ones from lower/lesser known divisions.
It might be just me, but I think a lot of folks may be under rating Windass
It might be just me, but I think a lot of folks may be under rating Windass
How many goals did Windass score from September?We're looking more and more like a progressive club.
Can't see Windass as anything but a backward step.
Aged 30 so wrong age range for Robins' style. Played 1759 mins, equivalent to 19 full games over the season. Lasted the full 90 only 6 times. 6 goals, 2 assists.
As someone else said, another Waghorn.
Can't see him as a step up from Godden.
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Comical names, too. Wagging a horn, winding an ass.Windass just feels to me like another Waghorn, 30 year old striker, with pedigree, scored a respectable amount at this level in the previous season, playing for a club fighting relegation
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