Brandon Goodship

[Mad Cyril]

This will come back to haunt us- guaranteed

Like Mr Claypole?

 

[Maldon Shrimper]

He had enough opportunities here under a manager that knew him and couldn't get him to perform.It will be interesting to see how he gets on but I for one wont be loosing to much sleep if he does.

 

[brigg blue]

He had enough opportunities here under a manager that knew him and couldn't get him to perform.It will be interesting to see how he gets on but I for one wont be loosing to much sleep if he does.

This is the most sensible post, he scored all his goals for Weymouth under MM yet Mark preferred to play Acquah alone upfront for a large part of the season. He even preferred to play a 36 year old centre back and a utility player up front instead of him.

 

[Massimo Giovanni]

Good luck to him.
He showed flashes of skill but I suspect he is a confidence player and he was never going to get that here, nor a run of six to ten games in a settled line up.

 

[SUBBlue]

Like Mr Claypole?

???Rentaghost was the best.

 

[Medway Blue]

This is the most sensible post, he scored all his goals for Weymouth under MM yet Mark preferred to play Acquah alone upfront for a large part of the season. He even preferred to play a 36 year old centre back and a utility player up front instead of him.

Indeed. It's almost as if there's a big gulf between scoring 30 goals in the Southern League Premier and trying to replicate it 3 tiers higher in League 2.

 

[Terrapin]

He will be welcomed back to the Terras. He is a great finisher, but needs the service. Maybe that's why he didn't shine brightly for you. We will see how it goes. However it goes, be interesting to play you guys next season.

 

[kentblues]

Bizarre..just never got in the box... looked devoid of any strikers instinct at all. Yet the Weymouth boss says great finisher- if you are never in the box how does that work?
Clearly lost his way completely

 

[kentblues]

He will be welcomed back to the Terras. He is a great finisher, but needs the service. Maybe that's why he didn't shine brightly for you. We will see how it goes. However it goes, be interesting to play you guys next season.

All very well but in L2 treated the penalty area like it had an electric fence around it. NL maybe he will come good- or at least better. L2 a step too far.

 

[OldBlueLady]

Didn't/couldn't cut it here under successive managers and fear he's lost confidence. I hope for his sake, that being back at Weymouth works out for him.

 

[Leigh_Seasider]

He will be welcomed back to the Terras. He is a great finisher, but needs the service. Maybe that's why he didn't shine brightly for you. We will see how it goes. However it goes, be interesting to play you guys next season.

He never got going here. Little evidence at all of this “great finisher” you speak of. Spent most of the time drifting to the left wing. Hope he rediscovers whatever it was he had! Looking forward to the away trip to Weymouth.

 

[mfurok]

This is the most sensible post, he scored all his goals for Weymouth under MM yet Mark preferred to play Acquah alone upfront for a large part of the season. He even preferred to play a 36 year old centre back and a utility player up front instead of him.

......and that reflects on Goodship rather than Molesley does it?

 

[Strykr]

......and that reflects on Goodship rather than Molesley does it?

It reflects that they were both out of their depth?

 

[Zeuss]

......and that reflects on Goodship rather than Molesley does it?

Doesn’t reflect on either.In case people have forgotten,MM was unable, most probably through absolutely no fault of his own,to sign the big,mobile,effective target man we so desperately needed.Hence he had to field Aquah or Halford there—and poor Goodship never got the many chances a slightly-built striker,a fox-around the box needs.

 

[Richard Hearn]

and poor Goodship never got the many chances a slightly-built striker,a fox-around the box needs.

In which case he might have helped his own cause a bit more if he'd actually got in or around "the box" on occasion.

 

[Strykr]

fox around the wing.

 

[Barling Magna]

fox around the wing.

Bad news if you're a chicken....

 

[Zeuss]

In which case he might have helped his own cause a bit more if he'd actually got in or around "the box" on occasion.

You’ve underlined my point.I never saw indications that many of his mountain of goals would have come from piledrivers from a long way out.
So :he scores his goals from promising positions but without ever playing off of a decent or half decent targetman,the ball was always highly,highly unlikely to ever arrive there.

 

[SeaSideDoughnut]

I hope he does well.

 

[Jay_SUFC]

You’ve underlined my point.I never saw indications that many of his mountain of goals would have come from piledrivers from a long way out.
So :he scores his goals from promising positions but without ever playing off of a decent or half decent targetman,the ball was always highly,highly unlikely to ever arrive there.

I get your point, but you also have to put a shift in nowadays, regardless of what position you play in. It's not like the old days where your striker can just wander about waiting for chances to come your way.

Unfortunately Goodship just didn't seem to put that effort in; if he was busting a gut, and not scoring, he may have had a bit more leeway