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View Full Version : How long has it been since :- purplepault69 11-01-2008, 16:02 A Wolves player , at this stage of the season,appeared near the top of the goal scorers table--O.K he is bringing his goals with him but it will still be good to see SEB on the table after the week-ends games as a Wolves player :) jaspa888 11-01-2008, 16:02 Carl Cort a couple of years ago, before he got injured. fenella 11-01-2008, 16:12 Akinbiyi had scored 12 goals at this stage eight years ago, which must have put him close to the top. Welsh Y'am Y'am 11-01-2008, 16:13 Kightly when he arrived was up there cos he'd scored a number for Grays ;) Langdale Wolf 11-01-2008, 16:36 Kenny Miller? wolvesman 11-01-2008, 16:41 A Wolves player , at this stage of the season,appeared near the top of the goal scorers table--O.K he is bringing his goals with him but it will still be good to see SEB on the table after the week-ends games as a Wolves player :) Perhaps Dean Sturridge ? Any Wolves goal from anywhere very welcome at present. Lupo Italiano 11-01-2008, 16:53 A Wolves player , at this stage of the season,appeared near the top of the goal scorers table--O.K he is bringing his goals with him but it will still be good to see SEB on the table after the week-ends games as a Wolves player :) In a few weeks time he may still be there with 14* *Scored 13 for Plymouth Argyle leedswolf 11-01-2008, 17:00 In a few weeks time he may still be there with 15* *Scored 14 for Plymouth Argyle 13 Lupo Italiano 11-01-2008, 17:02 13 :o Oh yes, let me edit... wolfyjoe 11-01-2008, 17:03 He won't score any more this season.. Kightly's gone again. No wingers, no service, no creativity, no drive! fenella 11-01-2008, 17:23 Kenny Miller? Perhaps Dean Sturridge ? I don't think so. Those two both went on a fantastic goalscoring runs in the second half of the season. At this stage of the season I don't think they'd scored very many. Jackfoxy 11-01-2008, 18:20 I think that the last striker to be near the top of the scorers charts for Wolves throughout the season was Bully in 95 (could well have the year wrong - McGhee's promotion push). The Vicar 11-01-2008, 19:08 Carl Cort was top for a couple of months after he got injured Bevan 11-01-2008, 19:13 Yes, Carl Cort definitely. Got to about 10 goals in record time and was top of the scoring chart, then got injured and didn't rediscover that form until later in the season. I think it was the same season that both Cort and Miller were in the top 10 scorers with about 18 each. Sozzled Wolf 11-01-2008, 20:14 Ahhhh... back to the days when we knew how to stick the ball in the net.... kennyB 11-01-2008, 20:17 Roy Swinbourne/Denis Westcott/Jesse Pye/John Richards Paul76 11-01-2008, 21:09 Tom Bennett. MK Panther 11-01-2008, 21:25 SEB is a dead loss, he runs around like an headless chicken, drop him and put Elliot in. Get mine in now before the deluge! Salop Wolf 12-01-2008, 14:34 It was great when Bully was always in the top 3 goal scorers. I remember him battling with the likes of Teddy Sherringham for the award and Andy Ritchie from Oldham. We've not really had a prolific scorer for a while, the closest would be Sturridges first season? |
