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shakermaker · 11-10-2010, 20:45

You're right about the target man.

Gornell, though instrumental in our win over Gillingham, was incredibly off-the-pace at Stockport (despite grabbing a goal) and had a similar day out at Bury according to Dan Jewell.

If we cast our minds back, Michael Symes also had this curse from time to time, mainly because he, like Gornell, hadn't played a lot of football in the seasons before joining us.

I like Rory Boulding. He has good movement and is a 'natural finisher', if such a thing exists. I can't help but think that a front-two of Gornell/Boulding would reap much more reward over ten games than the hit/miss Gornell lonesome show.

I have complete trust in Coleman though. There's pedigree and talent in the players he has managed to bring in. I hope he can get the best out of them over the course of the season.

11-10-2010, 20:45	#111
shakermaker God Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Manchester Posts: 6,522 Liked: 367 times Rep Power: 3485	Re: Bury Match You're right about the target man. Gornell, though instrumental in our win over Gillingham, was incredibly off-the-pace at Stockport (despite grabbing a goal) and had a similar day out at Bury according to Dan Jewell. If we cast our minds back, Michael Symes also had this curse from time to time, mainly because he, like Gornell, hadn't played a lot of football in the seasons before joining us. I like Rory Boulding. He has good movement and is a 'natural finisher', if such a thing exists. I can't help but think that a front-two of Gornell/Boulding would reap much more reward over ten games than the hit/miss Gornell lonesome show. I have complete trust in Coleman though. There's pedigree and talent in the players he has managed to bring in. I hope he can get the best out of them over the course of the season.