He had that golden season with Wallace before injuries took their toll. I would be very surprised if over his career he had a 1 in 2 ratio. In fact, a bit like Biamou, when he first got in the team he really struggled, was taking a fair bit of stick from the fans and finding it hard to score.
I think the fact that Regis struggled in those seasons was down to being played in the wrong way. The long ball tactics, first of Gould and then Makay were never going to bring out the best in him. Both Sillett and Regis said that in a conversation between the two when Sillett first took over Sillett asked him how he wanted the ball played to him. Sillett recognised what a good player he was and built the Cup winning team around him. Cyrille was a real Rolls Royce of a player, powerful and sheer class.
He had that golden season with Wallace before injuries took their toll. I would be very surprised if over his career he had a 1 in 2 ratio. In fact, a bit like Biamou, when he first got in the team he really struggled, was taking a fair bit of stick from the fans and finding it hard to score.
I loved Fergie and that team. He is one of my favourite all time players. However your statement I think is wrong. Just one example would be Cyrille’s goal in the quarter final At Hilsborough. Fergie could never have outpaced that defence from the half way line before smashing it into the bottom corner.
2 of the 3 forwards for Maldon and Tiptree (currently playing Leyton Orient FA cup), have scored 17 each already this season, Imagine having 2 strikers being able to score that by the middle of November.
I loved Fergie and that team. He is one of my favourite all time players. However your statement I think is wrong. Just one example would be Cyrille’s goal in the quarter final At Hilsborough. Fergie could never have outpaced that defence from the half way line before smashing it into the bottom corner.
i think it was 5 but Ferguson has an identical goals per game ratio to Dion Dublin and was too scorer before Wallace joined and top scorer at Birmingham