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pusbccfc · Oct 25, 2014

Only signed till January on loan, I'd put a full transfer bid in when it runs out.

3 in 5 is a pretty good record for a man who's previously struggled to score at other clubs.

Who does that remind you of?

Clarke and McGoldrick, cough, cough.

sw88 · Oct 25, 2014

Our league position will depend on whether he stays or goes. He won't want to hang around even if he is finding a good vein of form

italiahorse · Oct 25, 2014

I thought his goal was brilliant but he reminds me a bit like Heskey at Leicester.
For such a big guy he goes down easy.

Sometimes I wish he would just head the ball.
The booking was silly.

pusbccfc · Oct 25, 2014

sw88 said:
Our league position will depend on whether he stays or goes. He won't want to hang around even if he is finding a good vein of form

And although Ipswich have players like McGoldrick up front, I'm sure they'd want a striker in their squad who has been scoring.

If he keeps this form up, SISU have a chance to prove they care about this club by putting some money on the table to sign him.

pusbccfc · Oct 25, 2014

italiahorse said:
I thought his goal was brilliant but he reminds me a bit like Heskey at Leicester.
For such a big guy he goes down easy.

Sometimes I wish he would just head the ball.
The booking was silly.

But then again, you could say the same about Leon Clarke.

Both big guys who have that cocky attitude and go down easy at times.

Nonleagueherewecome · Oct 25, 2014

pusbccfc said:
Only signed till January on loan, I'd put a full transfer bid in when it runs out.

3 in 5 is a pretty good record for a man who's previously struggled to score at other clubs.

Who does that remind you of?

Clarke and McGoldrick, cough, cough.

I made the McGoldrick comparison in the match thread in that he's a Championship quality player IMO. Not as good as McGoldrick, but still a class above this division and anything else we've got. I'd love us to bid for him-it would be a worthy re-investment of some of the Wilson fee and would reap rewards for that investment IMO.

In terms of style, very much reminds me of a young Adebola when he had pace, especially one game for Brum in a League Cup game that I saw on TV!

I like Jackson too. I think the two together are a potent partnership in the making, potentially one of the best in this division.

Nonleagueherewecome · Oct 25, 2014

italiahorse said:
I thought his goal was brilliant but he reminds me a bit like Heskey at Leicester.
For such a big guy he goes down easy.

Sometimes I wish he would just head the ball.
The booking was silly.

A bit like Dele, often didn't make the most of his physical presence in the air: a big lad but who prefers it in to feet. That should, however, suit the way we want to play and Jackson can make runs off him.

pusbccfc · Oct 25, 2014

Jackson worked his socks off when he came on. Give him a few more games and he'll become a solid player alongside Nouble.

chiefdave · Oct 25, 2014

pusbccfc said:
Only signed till January on loan, I'd put a full transfer bid in when it runs out.

That's the problem with loans isn't it. If he keeps this up there's little chance of us being able to keep him, if he was doing badly we'd probably end up with him all season!

Otis · Oct 25, 2014

pusbccfc said:
Jackson worked his socks off when he came on. Give him a few more games and he'll become a solid player alongside Nouble.

Jackson and Nouble seems such a better fit than Nouble and McQuoid. Jackson is better at making space for himself, is more skilful and a lot quicker too.

Puzzled as to why SP went with Nouble and McQuoid from the off.

Evo1883 · Oct 25, 2014

Like gary thompson

Otis · Oct 25, 2014

CraigSBA said:
Like gary thompson

I do. Not as much as I used to though.

pusbccfc · Oct 25, 2014

Otis said:
Jackson and Nouble seems such a better fit than Nouble and McQuoid. Jackson is better at making space for himself, is more skilful and a lot quicker too.

Puzzled as to why SP went with Nouble and McQuoid from the off.

McQuoid has a few more goals.

Gazolba · Oct 25, 2014

Otis said:
Puzzled as to why SP went with Nouble and McQuoid from the off.

Because McQuoid has scored more goals than Jackson?

Otis · Oct 25, 2014

Well yes, I get that. But Nouble and McQuoid just don't seem to be a good partnership pairing.

The big man / little zippy, speedy poacher seems such a better fit.

stupot07 · Oct 25, 2014

I didn't think mcqoid played that bad. He worked extemely hard in the first half doing Nouble's running for him, showing for the ball, etc.

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Skyblueweeman · Oct 25, 2014

italiahorse said:
I thought his goal was brilliant but he reminds me a bit like Heskey at Leicester.
For such a big guy he goes down easy.

Sometimes I wish he would just head the ball.
The booking was silly.

Good comparison with Heskey. I remember M.Owen saying Heskey was the best player he played with up top because he did a lot of his dirty dog work. If we can keep Nouble past January, we just need McQuoid, Miller or Jackson to become his Owen.

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Otis · Oct 25, 2014

stupot07 said:
I didn't think mcqoid played that bad. He worked extemely hard in the first half doing Nouble's running for him, showing for the ball, etc.

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I wasn't impressed myself. Thought things vastly improved with Jackson's introduction.

stupot07 · Oct 25, 2014

Otis said:
I wasn't impressed myself. Thought things vastly improved with Jackson's introduction.

Tbh, that was probably more to do with the fact that Jackson came after we had built some momentum, rather than Jackson himself. The spark really came from midfield and nouble deciding he actually wanted to play.

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SkyBlue_Bear83 · Oct 25, 2014

stupot07 said:
I didn't think mcqoid played that bad. He worked extemely hard in the first half doing Nouble's running for him, showing for the ball, etc.

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He worked extremely hard but lacked quality today and the service in the first half

stupot07 · Oct 25, 2014

CCFC said:
He worked extremely hard but lacked quality today and the service in the first half

That's what I thought. He would have probably scored had nouble pulled it back to him instead of shooting from the touch line. Not saying mcqoid was great, would probably give him a 6, but he certainly wasn't awful.

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