steveo
mine to stay the same please
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He got 80 in 101 when Beckham was there. 70 in 118 when he left.
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chapperzUK
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Losing arguably the best crosser in the league would have a knock on effect for any striker's goal scoring record, but would never say scoring 70 in 118 games is near "dried up".
buffalowolf
Director
wish we had a dried up striker that could score 70 goals in 118 games ...mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm:nope:
Uncle Leo
This cook is an anti-semite
Stan should have been a shoe-in, given all the talent he had. Oh for what might have been...
Uncle Leo
This cook is an anti-semite
Andy Cole's record was fantastic BUT....there were times in his Man Utd career when he was a bit of a joke. For a while, it looked like Ferguson had been mugged when Newcastle effectively got Gillespie and Ferdinand for Cole. Also, Cole never did anything internationally, which is essentially irrelevant for a discussion about best PL striker but perhaps helps explain why he tends to get a bit forgotten.
And now to argue against myself, he was absurdly good in that 93/94 Newcastle team and also came back from being maimed by that fat **** Neil Ruddock to keep on scoring goals year in year out.
Pubey
Guest
Yeah on paper Andy Cole is a shoe-in, but so many times he looked so awful but just had that knack of popping up with a goal. The fact that he's the Premier League's 2nd highest ever goalscorer but got 15 caps and 1 goal for England says it all. He had stiff competition, but it showed that he was well behind Shearer in terms of all round quality, and was propped up by a very strong Man Utd team.
Napster
No ⭐
No Danny Welbeck?
Uncle Leo
This cook is an anti-semite
Also, if Aguero stays in the PL for another three or four years, he'll be a cert for the top three
Sandbach Shrimper
Life President⭐
Yeah it was Hammell who kept Ronaldo quiet. Ronaldo was on the right wing IIRC. Don't think he fancied Roots Hall on a cold November night.
Ricky Otto
President⭐
I often think that the torrid time JCR gave Heinze that game was why he was gone at the end of the season
Him carrying Forest to 3rd in the Premier League looks all the more impressive as the years go by.
Shrimper2thecore
Members
Exactly my voting and thinking.
EastStandBlue
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The way Cole, Fowler, Wright and Collymore were all overlooked by England for fear of upsetting Shearer was as big a crime against English football as the one Stuart Pearce committed when he left Beckham out of the GB Olympic Squad.
Napster
No ⭐
I don't think Ricey's ever got over it.
And never will.
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