| Where does Godfrey rank in worst loan signings? 12:51 - May 31 with 9350 views | TractorJack |
Only 2 league starts where he was torn apart in both, 1 of which he was hooked at half time. Got to be up there? |  | | |  |
| Where does Godfrey rank in worst loan signings? on 21:59 - Jun 2 with 390 views | olimar |
| Where does Godfrey rank in worst loan signings? on 15:10 - Jun 1 by gringoblue |
There was also another full season with us after he was top Champ Goalscorer. He scored 10 goals in 2015/2016. |
Yeah and think he was in really decent form and then got injured. By the time he came back the team had lost all confidence. We were in a bit of a false position that season, as we didnt play all that well at home, but played the stronger teams so it was seen as unlucky, whilst we had this great run of away wins against all of the teams at the bottom of the table.
As soon as the fixture list reversed, it turned out we werent able to beat the poor teams at home either and our away form fell apart too because the games were harder. |  | | |
| Where does Godfrey rank in worst loan signings? on 22:03 - Jun 2 with 381 views | olimar |
Most of the answers name players who made a handful of appearances, some who even scored a handful of goals (Stern John, Rory Fallon), so they can hardly be disasters as clearly we had a manager who was prepared to play them and they did enough to warrant playing again.
Its ones like Mark Fish who played no more than a game, or those who didnt play at all that are the disasters.
Even Godfrey managed to get picked a couple of times for a PL team. Even after his poor games with City and Spurs, the fact he got put on against Newcastle says KM thought he could do a job. | | | |
| Where does Godfrey rank in worst loan signings? on 23:44 - Jun 2 with 302 views | Churchman |
| Where does Godfrey rank in worst loan signings? on 21:07 - Jun 2 by froudy |
I cannot believe a 4 page thread and no mention of Conor Sammon. Consistently excellent at missing open goals. The height of crapness. |
Forgot about him. It was strange. Everyone knew he couldn’t hit a cow’s @rse with a banjo from him stumbling around at Derby. But somehow you kind of hope that new club, different manager, fresh start and a decent player will emerge.
Nope. Out he came looking like standing up was a real achievement. The club didn’t even have the decency to issue pegs to the hardy souls in the crowd, given how much he was stinking the place out.
Talking of that period, I thought Chris Wood was abysmal when he was here too. Obviously done brilliantly since, but for us he looked like he’d eaten his way here. An absolute porker wearing shorts that would have done a good job on one HMS Victory’s masts. Slow, disinterested. Oh how KFC and McDonalds must have mourned when he left. Next season, out he ran for Leeds lean, fit, hungry. A beast of a player. [Post edited 3 Jun 7:35]
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| Where does Godfrey rank in worst loan signings? on 00:56 - Jun 3 with 252 views | Swailsey |
| Where does Godfrey rank in worst loan signings? on 22:03 - Jun 2 by olimar |
Most of the answers name players who made a handful of appearances, some who even scored a handful of goals (Stern John, Rory Fallon), so they can hardly be disasters as clearly we had a manager who was prepared to play them and they did enough to warrant playing again.
Its ones like Mark Fish who played no more than a game, or those who didnt play at all that are the disasters.
Even Godfrey managed to get picked a couple of times for a PL team. Even after his poor games with City and Spurs, the fact he got put on against Newcastle says KM thought he could do a job. |
Point of order, Stern John and Rory Fallon got 1 goal each.
Albeit Fallon was good in that game in the snow. [Post edited 3 Jun 0:57]
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