Blues forward Jordan Roberts has returned to Town with his loan at Gillingham having come to an end earlier in the week.

The 26-year-old joined the Gills in January and made 10 starts, scoring two goals. Roberts's spell was due to end after the final scheduled day of the season on Sunday.

The former Crawley man is among the players whose contract is up this summer and despite the club having an option to keep him for a further years appears likely to be released.

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COYB11 added 15:40 - May 6 Did anyone else think he looked a really decent link up striker when Lambo first joined?
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robmonkey007 added 15:57 - May 6 Nope....cant say I did. Think you'll be hard pushed to find anyone who did.
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blues1 added 16:27 - May 6 Actually, yes, his hold up play early on when Lambert had him up front was good. Unfortunately he didnt pose a massivexthreat in front of goal though.
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midastouch added 16:53 - May 6 Yet another episode in the never ending version of ITFC's Game of Loans!
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COYB11 added 16:53 - May 6 Agreed, no goal threat - which is clearly a gaping flaw for a forward. But hold up play was decent enough!
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jas0999 added 17:19 - May 6 Very average player who will move on. Wish him well for the future.
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Bluefox added 18:48 - May 6 His introduction into the team resulted in some much improved performances — with his energy and hold up play there were a number of games we seemed to be well on top. Unfortunately as has been pointed out, his lack of sharpness in front of goal meant we failed to capitalise on that dominance.
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runningout added 21:37 - May 6 Roberts and Nsiala together with a couple more haven't cut the mustard YET
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muhrensleftfoot added 22:09 - May 6 Difficult to imagine he could ever inspire us to greater things. Good luck for the future away from ITFC
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Dockerblue added 07:24 - May 7 Not much of a goal threat, bit like the other tosses who masquerade as strikers we,ve got then! Whole team needs rebuilding, get shot of most of our current squad
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r2d2 added 09:19 - May 7 We havent got one decent striker at the club. They are all useless. They arnt even good league 1 strikers. Just bang average.
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OwainG1992 added 10:14 - May 7 I'm guessing there is some trolling going on here Not one decent league 1 striker? Norwood and Jackson are more than capable at this level as we have seen.
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Linkboy13 added 18:42 - May 10 To score over ten goals in a team that has a midfield that creates very little is not a bad achievement.
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Berts_chin added 19:55 - May 11 Thought Hurst brought him in as a winger but can't ever remember seeing him play in that position. Hope all goes well for him wherever he ends up.
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