Our goalscoring failings

[Birches Head Fred]

Only 3 teams scored less, conversely only 1 team conceded less.

 

Even a mediocre run-in post Gannon would have seen us in the play-offs at least.

 

Certainly one of the most unforgettable of seasons in living memory - Progress indeed.

[Santa]

Even a mediocre run-in post Gannon would have seen us in the play-offs at least.

The ironic thing is, we sacked Gannon with ten games left to give us a chance of getting into the play offs.

 

Gannon's last ten games had yielded a total of 15 points, which led to him being sacked.

 

If we had taken another 15 points from the remaining ten games, we would have finished sixth.

[fairportnick]

The ironic thing is, we sacked Gannon with ten games left to give us a chance of getting into the play offs.

 

Gannon's last ten games had yielded a total of 15 points, which led to him being sacked.

 

If we had taken another 15 points from the remaining ten games, we would have finished sixth.

 

But we would have still had Gannon.

[cheshirevaliant]

It was pointed out to me today that 22% of our goals this season came in two games - Stockport away and Morecambe at home!

 

We haven't scored an away goal since Shrewsbury on 8th March.

 

Barnet have conceded 77 goals this season - we are the only team in the division which hasn't scored against them!

 

This simply MUST be sorted out.

 

Jacko, I was pondering during the 90 minutes of boredom on Saturday, how many shots on target have we had in the 5 away games since Shrews? 1 on Saturday, 0 against Chesterfield and Accrington. I don't think there were many more against Torquay and Stevenage.