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City’s top goal scorers the last decade


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14 minutes ago, ziderheadarmy said:

City’s top ten goal scorers from 1st Jan 2010 to 31st December 2019 as follows...

1. Flint 37 

2. Baldock 36

3. Maynard 34 

    JET 34

    Wilbraham 34 

    Fammy 34 

7. Reid 28 

8. Tammy 26 

9. Bryan 21

10. Weimann 20 

Thoughts? Shockingly low totals 

It would be handy if you also said how long they were here, how many games etc.

Single factors like that don't really mean anything on their own.

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9 hours ago, ziderheadarmy said:

City’s top ten goal scorers from 1st Jan 2010 to 31st December 2019 as follows...

1. Flint 37 

2. Baldock 36

3. Maynard 34 

    JET 34

    Wilbraham 34 

    Fammy 34 

7. Reid 28 

8. Tammy 26 

9. Bryan 21

10. Weimann 20 

Thoughts? Shockingly low totals 

Good post but the average would be good against games played. I bet if we went back to the 1970s and compared the big cheese and John Galley with the last ten years I think it will show those two super stars scored per match.

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9 hours ago, ziderheadarmy said:

City’s top ten goal scorers from 1st Jan 2010 to 31st December 2019 as follows...

1. Flint 37 

2. Baldock 36

3. Maynard 34 

    JET 34

    Wilbraham 34 

    Fammy 34 

7. Reid 28 

8. Tammy 26 

9. Bryan 21

10. Weimann 20 

Thoughts? Shockingly low totals 

We sell em before they can score more 

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9 hours ago, ziderheadarmy said:

City’s top ten goal scorers from 1st Jan 2010 to 31st December 2019 as follows...

1. Flint 37 

2. Baldock 36

3. Maynard 34 

    JET 34

    Wilbraham 34 

    Fammy 34 

7. Reid 28 

8. Tammy 26 

9. Bryan 21

10. Weimann 20 

Thoughts? Shockingly low totals 

Where did you get the figures from? Not sure they are accurate, but they aren’t wildly out - comparing them to Aguero’s record at Man City isn’t really fair either considering the number of games he’s played for Man City and the players with whom he’s played ...

9 hours ago, ziderheadarmy said:

Shockingly bad numbers though don’t you think? Augero has scored 250 in that time...

 

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3 hours ago, Oh Louie louie said:

Defender being the top scorer says it all.

 

'Says it all' is such an annoying phrase.

What does it say then? Elaborate? To me it says basically nothing.

All the attacking players on that list have a better goals to games ratio than Flint. He just played 246 games for us (and granted was a good goal scorer).

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8 minutes ago, Coxy27 said:

'Says it all' is such an annoying phrase.

What does it say then? Elaborate? To me it says basically nothing.

All the attacking players on that list have a better goals to games ratio than Flint. He just played 246 games for us (and granted was a good goal scorer).

Midfielders that have been with us for 6 or 7 or even 8 seasons haven’t managed to make the list. Just 20 goals in that period would have seen them make it. That’s not good is it? 

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19 minutes ago, ziderheadarmy said:

Midfielders that have been with us for 6 or 7 or even 8 seasons haven’t managed to make the list. Just 20 goals in that period would have seen them make it. That’s not good is it? 

Flint's goalscoring record is excellent for a defender though, a real anomaly.

We have had midfielders with a comparable record to him in that decade. Tomlin's goal ratio was better than his, Albert's is worse but after he left us he went on to score at a higher rate, even Marvin Elliott's record in the 2010s is decent for us.

Most of the midfielder's you're talking about that have stayed with us for a long time you wouldn't expect to beat Flint's numbers, he scored 15 goals in one season. That says more about how good he was at scoring that it does about others being bad.

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9 hours ago, Coxy27 said:

Flint's goalscoring record is excellent for a defender though, a real anomaly.

We have had midfielders with a comparable record to him in that decade. Tomlin's goal ratio was better than his, Albert's is worse but after he left us he went on to score at a higher rate, even Marvin Elliott's record in the 2010s is decent for us.

Most of the midfielder's you're talking about that have stayed with us for a long time you wouldn't expect to beat Flint's numbers, he scored 15 goals in one season. That says more about how good he was at scoring that it does about others being bad.

How does Flint’s goalscoring record compare since he left us? Just wondering...

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30 minutes ago, BS4 on Tour... said:

Pack was with us for 6 seasons and this season is Korey’s 6th, so he’s only done 5 full seasons and has had long term injuries - but I asked which midfielders had been with us for 8 seasons as per your post which said “8 seasons” ...

Lee Johnson, done 4 years, but is half-sized, so makes 8 years.  Hasn’t scored once. ?

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13 hours ago, ziderheadarmy said:

Midfielders that have been with us for 6 or 7 or even 8 seasons haven’t managed to make the list. Just 20 goals in that period would have seen them make it. That’s not good is it? 

 

3 hours ago, BS4 on Tour... said:

Have we had midfielders that have been with us for eight seasons from 2010 to 2020? Who are they? 

 

3 hours ago, ziderheadarmy said:

Pack 7 seasons

Smith 6 seasons 

 

 

2 hours ago, BS4 on Tour... said:

Pack was with us for 6 seasons and this season is Korey’s 6th, so he’s only done 5 full seasons and has had long term injuries - but I asked which midfielders had been with us for 8 seasons as per your post which said “8 seasons” ...

 

 

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