mrtrench
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He's doing the right thing
Keeping his head down and working hard when he gets a chance in U23 or cup games
Keeping his head down and working hard when he gets a chance in U23 or cup games
Lovely bloke, good squad member, spectacular if sporadic goals - but not top 6 Div 1 standard, and no obvious place unless Godden is injured or Robins reverts to 4-4-2. The latter is unlikely. See him on his way at the end of the season with a big thank you, not least for that wonder strike against Yeovil, even if it made no difference. He will always be remembered as part of the promotion team
A bit hard to give a good description of how good he is - when he got injured he was looking a decent prospect and who knows what he could of accomplished if he had not had the injury - One thing for certain he knows where the back of the net is
With our team free scoring should this even be a question posed?
Godden cannot be dropped, and he can not accommodate a wide position.
He’s just back from a long term injury and needs to bide his time.
Godden cannot be dropped, and he can not accommodate a wide position.
He’s just back from a long term injury and needs to bide his time.
I dunno why people insist on putting him on a pedal stool, I think he's a bit of a damp squid myself. :woot:
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Massive potential once he's fit! Remember Max and McNulty...well now you can have Max and God!
If we could sign Gabriel Jesus and an alcoholic to form our front three we'd have the Holy Trinity
No, as even with a broken ankle, Godden is still a better striker than anyone else on our books!
Would be a sub at best for us.
Max chomping at the bit!
A little ironic that title, seeing as that’s exactly what donkeys do!
A little ironic that title, seeing as that’s exactly what donkeys do!