Johhny Blue
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Do we know if that’s actually the case!
For reference, matty godden has 16 in 35, a goal every 158 minutes... A goal every 128 minutes in the league
Biamou in league.. Goal every 305 minutes
Baka in league... Goal every 244 minutes
The one thing that is evident with Baka throughout his time here, and was evident again on Tuesday night is, he doesnt have a football brain. He worked his nuts off Tuesday but too many times his touch and decision making was poor, and he's 24 coming up 25 in January with nearly 200 first team appearances, we need to stop talking about him as if he's a youngster.
One scored last night and one “striker” didn’t put himself forward for a penalty shoot out. Tells you all you need to know really.
Well it took him 12 games from his first goal to score again., he then scored for 2 matches.... Then 9 games without againBiamou's is worse because it took so long to break his duck. Whats his stats since his first league goal in league 2?
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He was at sutton in 16/17 that's as far back as I get... But he was around 25 thenMore to the point. What were Max’s stats at 24?
Baka - “lethal” ?I really like Max but I cannot vote because they are different styles of players and can both be useful and I rate Baka because on his game he is lethal
Do you not remember the Walsall game where he scored 2 in less than 30 mins of being on the pitchBaka - “lethal” ?
Do you not remember the Walsall game where he scored 2 in less than 30 mins of being on the pitch
Totaly agree re Baka, the fact he runs around alot is not a reason to keep him. The touch some people say he has is usually like hes wearing bricks in his boots. He s woeful in the air and as Stupot says no football brain/ awareness. Hes improved since first arriving, really? only if you think putting weight and a bit of muscle on.For me neither are championship level, and both are very different players. Biamou holds the ball up better and looks the most composed finisher, but Baka runs around a lot more pressing. The one thing that is evident with Baka throughout his time here, and was evident again on Tuesday night is, he doesnt have a football brain. He worked his nuts off Tuesday but too many times his touch and decision making was poor, and he's 24 coming up 25 in January with nearly 200 first team appearances, we need to stop talking about him as if he's a youngster.
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I respect both and while they continue to don a Cov City shirt will support both. They have had good moments here in their own seperate ways but if we want to build a squad, consolidate and even challenge at the business end of this division we need better to be honest. If the money is there I think buying or loaning in another striker a priority.
Why should it be a third choice striker ?Why on Earth would we spend limited budget on a third choice striker?
Why on Earth would we spend limited budget on a third choice striker?
Biamou's is worse because it took so long to break his duck. Whats his stats since his first league goal in league 2?
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Baka is the same player to the one who first Came in He’s hardly progressed much with all that training he’s had I don’t see him or max being here past this season
Charlton?Do you not remember the Walsall game where he scored 2 in less than 30 mins of being on the pitch
Edited for you, you can now sleep soundly.Thank you for your input. You can have a pass on the grammar this time.
I wanted to add a voting option but didn’t know how. For me it’s too close to call. Thank you to whoever added it. Is it possible to add an option of both?
We could even add an option for neither so Fatso can vote.
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Thank you for the consideration.
I like Max, bit Baka is younger and has room for improvement. They both offer something different.
I remember long ago, reading an interview with Paul Power. He reckoned part of the reason he could play at a high level late into his career, was he started relatively late (22?) and that it was more about miles in the legs, than actual age. Not sure I entirely agree, but Max's game isn't based around blistering pace, so there's certainly a chance that, despite being older, he has a good half dozen years left in him where he can improve.More to the point. What were Max’s stats at 24?
Good boyEdited for you, you can now sleep soundly.
One of the twoCharlton?
Not what I meant, just that his form/record in all competitions since then has been pretty good. Cricket is a good example of thatOh right, OK then we'll ignore all the games where he didn't score as it's unfair ha ha
Not bad considering max is lauded as the second coming of ibrahimovic55% Max
44% Baka
This is going to be a long hard season, I can see a few more joining that list before the season endsOne game in this division and we’ve had vendettas for Baka, Mason, Pask, Shipley...
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