Blues striker Jack Marriott netted his ninth goal for Woking in his ninth game for the Skrill Premier side but couldn’t prevent them from falling to a 3-1 defeat at home to Salisbury this afternoon.

The 19-year-old put the Cards ahead in the 14th minute from former Cambridge striker Scott Rendell’s cross, but the Wiltshire club hit back in the 17th, 16th and final minutes.

Marriott tweeted: “Nice to score again but a very disappointing result, got to make it right on Saturday!”

Elsewhere, young left-back David October picked up a yellow card and played the full 90 minutes as his loan club Histon drew 0-0 at Boston.

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Sindre94 added 23:50 - Dec 26 Great move for him this, hope he's loaned out to a league 1 or 2 club from january! He'll be a star for us someday!
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TractorBeezer added 23:55 - Dec 26 Well done Jack .and as Sindre suggests consider raising the bar next year. This is likely in MM's plans anyway. Keep it up Jack...we're proud of you!
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mickeyjb added 08:04 - Dec 27 I hope Woking have got enough points by Xmas to stay up as Jack does seem to be carrying them with his goals. Like everyone else I think the remainder of the year in league one or two would improve him further. Pompey could do with a forward!!!
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jas0999 added 08:36 - Dec 27 Completely agree with Sindre94. Next part of development will hopefully be a league 1 or 2 club.
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MattinLondon added 11:38 - Dec 27 Agree that Marriott needs to play at a higher level. But can't help thinking how many goals Nouble would've scored euphoria similar loan move.
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MattinLondon added 11:39 - Dec 27 During a similar loan move.
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bluelodgeblue added 12:53 - Dec 27 This is exactly what MM wanted carson to do at York!!!
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bluemikey100 added 12:53 - Dec 27 i want to see him in league 1 and score loads like rhodes did then mick will put him in the team with diddy
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ChrisMakin2012 added 16:43 - Dec 27 Sent the wrong player out! Should of sent Nouble.
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ThatMuhrenCross added 17:17 - Dec 27 Excellent, but we really mustn't rush things. Playing for lower league clubs on loan will be perfect for him for the time being. Hopefully in a couple of seasons time, he's scoring regularly on loan at a Championship club before coming back to us and scoring prolifically in the Premier League!!!!
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blueboy1981 added 17:48 - Dec 27 .......... natural Goalscorers will score goals at any level - Jack is a natural, and do you really think he wouldn't score in the Championship ? Not all Championship players are cultured stars, and he would turn some of them for fun - right now.
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JLCitfc added 23:09 - Dec 27 Even though It would be logical to send Marriott on loan to a League 1 or 2 club after he returns, I actually believe he is a better player that Nouble has ever been. Would prefere to see Nouble go out on loan over Marriott :(
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Bluetone added 13:47 - Dec 28 @ JLCitfc I agree with you but I feel that MM will always go for the biggest lump and that is IMO why Nouble will always and wrongly be preferred to Marriott. What is without doubt is Marriott will have a career in football at a high level whether it is with Ipswich or not remains to be seen.
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