skybluecam
Well-Known Member
I mean if we’re a team that wants to get promoted, I think he’s more a rotation or backup option at that level.
I mean if we’re a team that wants to get promoted, I think he’s more a rotation or backup option at that level.So he plays second fiddle to who?
He's currently the best striker we have.
The only question is. Who partners Godden?
My point was there is no one better at the club at this moment in time. So who is he back up for?I mean if we’re a team that wants to get promoted, I think he’s more a rotation or backup option at that level.
He was in the team that lost out on promotion to a penalty .. this argument doesn't hold upI mean if we’re a team that wants to get promoted, I think he’s more a rotation or backup option at that level.
*He'sHis like a fine wine, gets better with age my little snowflake.
Competition up front. Bit of a novelty.Neither Wright or Simms are good enough to keep him out.
Didn’t get promoted though did it.He was in the team that lost out on promotion to a penalty .. this argument doesn't hold up
That’s the point I’m trying to make. A lot people on here seem to think Simms can underperform but still keep his place as it might dent his confidence. Imagine if Godden had played like he has, they would be saying he’s past it blah blah blah.If he doesn’t perform he will lose his place. Goes for all 3 of them, a bit of competition in the squad isn’t a bad thing.
That’s a strange one. I bet I have bigger balls than you, long and gangly too.*He's
...and little? Bet I'm taller than you.
Our breakaway style really didn't suit him last season. If we continue to be more possession-based, his intelligent movement should pay dividends for him and our other strikers.Godden is almost an old fashioned striker. He relies on his clever runs, intellgience and finishing. He's not pacey, doesn't dribble and isn't a battering ram. I have no doubt he would score goals in the Premier League if he was give the right role, and decent service.
The goal he scored against Derby away during the 21/22 season, when he played a series of one-twos with O'Hare was absolutely superb. As was the stretching finish at Millwall last season. I felt for him at the tail end of last season. Our threadbare squad meant he had to play a kind of second striker role, all to supply Vik.
We don’t know that do we.Neither Wright or Simms are good enough to keep him out.
We don’t know that do we.
That’s a strange one. I bet I have bigger balls than you, long and gangly too.
Best hair, too. Although I expect that the others will learn a lot from him (about hair-do's and football).I speak for the present. At the moment, none of them are keeping him out. Rightly so the best finisher we have is leading the line.
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