mes sentiments exactament. It's an * appropriate* signing. If we want the next Torres, Fowler, Owen etc, we'll have to grow him ourselves or pick him out of the Dutch Leagues before he's spotted.
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mes sentiments exactament. It's an * appropriate* signing. If we want the next Torres, Fowler, Owen etc, we'll have to grow him ourselves or pick him out of the Dutch Leagues before he's spotted.
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Professeur, Qu'est-ce qui se passe?
How exactly does 26 league goals in 96 appearances equate to a 1 in 2 scoring ratio.
I've no doubt he'll be a 1 in 3 or better striker for us. When played consistently he'll be a beast.
I think he is going to fucking wreck the place and rip the scum to shreds next week, he is often described as a selfish shithead, these people often make good strikers, he was shelved at Chelsea because 1. Drogba was the untouchable god and 2.now that Drogba is gone Abramovich forces his managers to play his latest £50m flop in order to prove the signing wasn't a mistake. I think when giving a decent run of first team football Sturridge will bring in a lot more goals per million pound than most others.
I'm liking your gumption roadred - Now get an avatar....
I've been trying 'til my fingers bled(or at least got a bit tired), but when i click on UPLOAD I get get a 'server failure, try again later' message, after so much rejection I had to give in.
Send an inbox to LeTallecWiz, he'll help you out.
I think Hansern used the Crouch method.
You just subtract substitute appearances because they don't count, but leave in goals scored off the bench.
Not really. He might have got us an extra few points and they could be worth zillions
He's scored once per 178 mins in the prem. So he's clearly been used as a sub an awful lot.
Except Crouch hardly ever scored after coming off the bench, infact you could probably count the amount of times he did on three fingers, if that.
If you add the actual minutes he played in those 96 apperances you'll figure it out.
That results in a 1 in 2 ratio.
And you're wrong Ross.
Sturridge:
Chelsea - 49(47 sub) - 96 apps - 24 goals
2012/13: 320 minutes - 160 minutes per goal
2011/12: 3061 minutes - 235 minutes per goal
2010/11: 535 minutes - 133 minutes per goal
2009/10: 612 minutes - 122 minutes per goal
Total Time on the field for Chelsea 4528 minutes - 188 minutes per goal
Bolton:
2010/11: 976 minutes - 122 minutes per goal
Total time on the field last 4 years 5504 minutes - 172 minutes per goal.
Chelsea - 49(47 sub) - 96 apps - 24 goals
2012/13: 320 minutes - 160 minutes per goal
2011/12: 3061 minutes - 235 minutes per goal
2010/11: 535 minutes - 133 minutes per goal
2009/10: 612 minutes - 122 minutes per goal
Total Time on the field for Chelsea 4528 minutes - 188 minutes per goal
Bolton:
2010/11: 976 minutes - 122 minutes per goal
Total time on the field last 4 years 5504 minutes - 172 minutes per goal.
Alrighty, let's be honest here, this bit of business was conducted well, conducted in advance and FSG backed us up. So credit where credit is due, this signing is the antithesis of what happened in the summer. They learned their lesson. A "well played" is in order.
He clearly had some food stuck to the left side of his face.
That never happened! NEVER I SAY
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8 in 12 while on loan to Bolton last year, it's the only stats we have to rely on for him.
I'm delighted.
2nd of Janurary and we have signed a top talent for less than most our recent signings.
Sturridge cost < Allen, Hendo, GlenJo, Suarez, Downing, Carroll
He's going to be a star and will score a shed load of goals.
Best signing we've made since Suarez
2nd of Janurary and we have signed a top talent for less than most our recent signings.
Sturridge cost < Allen, Hendo, GlenJo, Suarez, Downing, Carroll
He's going to be a star and will score a shed load of goals.
Best signing we've made since Suarez
I think he'll be a great addition. That interview Glen C posted a few pages back shows a whole different side to him portrayed in the media. His attitude seems spot-on and he's sort of been treated as an outcast at Chelsea since Villas-Boas was given the boot, so he'll arrive here eager to impress and wanting to prove doubters wrong. You look at the times throughout his career he's been backed by the manager and given a decent run in the team (during a loan spell at Bolton and Villas-Boas' ill-fated term in charge), he was fantastic, and speaking of Rodgers today, he said, "I'm just happy the manager has put faith in me. He is the first manager to actually pay for me and sign me, so I can't ask for anymore from him or the club in bringing me here". So far so good.
...........The injuries over the past few months concerns me though.
...........The injuries over the past few months concerns me though.
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