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Comment | McKenna: I Don't Mind Who Scores
by pg888 at 00:58:23
These comments…goals will flow when a new striker arrives. The fact our so call messiah is talking up a league 2 level striker is not encouraging! |
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Comment | McKenna: I Don't Mind Who Scores
by gosblue at 00:04:01
Jackson is new and improved under KMcK. When was the last time we had pace in the team. Now we’ve got it in bucket loads. Jackson, Burns and Chaplin can all put a spurt on. With the intelligent movement of Aluko, Harness and yes even Morsey, the goals will come, especially when the new striker arrives. We are converting possession into clear cut chances, which is new to us. I’m confident that once we start scoring, there’ll be no stopping us. COYB |
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Comment | McKenna: I Don't Mind Who Scores
by dirtydingusmagee at 20:50:44
i need to go to same optician as KM , because i cant see anything in Jackson i really cant. He may be a tryer and a likeable lad , but striker ? imo he should have gone along with others after Cook's term. |
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Comment | Burley on Life's a Pitch
by Steve_ITFC_Sweden at 19:26:59
Absolute ITFC legend. I think it's not practice to put up statues while the person in question is still alive, but in GB's case, we could make an exception. Statue no. 4 please. Well deserved. |
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Comment | McKenna: I Don't Mind Who Scores
by Bazza8564 at 19:06:35
Two points off top with 44 games to go and people are worrying about where the goals are coming from?
From Harness, Evans and Morsy so far and we are two games in….. |
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Comment | McKenna: I Don't Mind Who Scores
by Gforce at 18:41:38
A strikers main job is to score goals,something Jackson has always failed to do on a consistent basis.
I'll be surprised if he reaches double figures yet again this season.
Sorry but a league 2 player at best.
A quality striker is still required, to hopefully bang in the many half chances we always seem to miss. |
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