Bowman to Gateshead - Confirmed
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Bowman reportedly wanted to move back north. If that's the case, then Mr Cox was absolutely right to let him go.
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BBC report Bowman's goal return for York as 12 goals in 37 appearances. Effectively 1 in 3. A bit poor actually.
1 in 3 is a bit poor? I would say that was good. 1 in 4 is a bit poor, only the very best get 1 in 2.Yorkieandy wrote:BBC report Bowman's goal return for York as 12 goals in 37 appearances. Effectively 1 in 3. A bit poor actually.
My thoughts also.PhilGull wrote: 1 in 3 is a bit poor? I would say that was good. 1 in 4 is a bit poor, only the very best get 1 in 2.
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Wasn't Bowman's goal return for York in League two ? If so looks all the better.
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If he plays as many for Gateshead as he did for us, he'll score the goals that get them promoted. We've missed out big time because we don't live in the grim northern tundra and we suffer a paucity of whippets, flat caps and TB.
I mean seriously, who actually *wants* to live t'up north, it's **** horrible.
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Massive shame, he'll score 20 goals for them this season and with all due respect so far the forwards we have aren't really proven at this level as regular goalscorers. Bowman was one of the reasons I thought we definitely won't be involved at the bottom of the league with him going and this squad nowhere close to being ready for the season I am slightly concerned for it.
Don't disagree with you Ian regards Bowman, however, as far as the rest of the squad goes, I'd prefer to wait until summer recruitment is over, there's going to be some more arrivals to early to judge at the moment. I think we'll end up with a decent enough front 11, the squad in depth could be little to weak though.
It's going to take time for the squad to gel, and for everything to come together, actually think having a though opening run of fixtures may help us, think it's better to play the top sides early, while pitch's are still in good nick, and hopefully injury's and suspensions haven't affected the squad to much, rather get those games over before the squad is tad threadbare.
It's going to take time for the squad to gel, and for everything to come together, actually think having a though opening run of fixtures may help us, think it's better to play the top sides early, while pitch's are still in good nick, and hopefully injury's and suspensions haven't affected the squad to much, rather get those games over before the squad is tad threadbare.
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Blimey if we have a "decent enough front 11" we'll be scoring goals galore!!forevertufc wrote:Don't disagree with you Ian regards Bowman, however, as far as the rest of the squad goes, I'd prefer to wait until summer recruitment is over, there's going to be some more arrivals to early to judge at the moment. I think we'll end up with a decent enough front 11, the squad in depth could be little to weak though.
It's going to take time for the squad to gel, and for everything to come together, actually think having a though opening run of fixtures may help us, think it's better to play the top sides early, while pitch's are still in good nick, and hopefully injury's and suspensions haven't affected the squad to much, rather get those games over before the squad is tad threadbare.
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Well last time we heard.. you did.. notthingham wasnt it.. lol.. thats oops norfferrarilover wrote:If he plays as many for Gateshead as he did for us, he'll score the goals that get them promoted. We've missed out big time because we don't live in the grim northern tundra and we suffer a paucity of whippets, flat caps and TB.
I mean seriously, who actually *wants* to live t'up north, it's f**king horrible.
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nickbrod wrote: Blimey if we have a "decent enough front 11" we'll be scoring goals galore!!


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Where have the stats come from Bowman's stint at York? From what I can see he got 8 in 37 appearances, not groundbreaking and also a worse record that season than the much maligned Ryan Jarvis.
The most league goals he has ever scored in one season is 15, so hardly a guaranteed 20 per season.
We have also signed a player in Fairhurst who had a better record last season and overall in his career. From my research Bowman is at 47 from 176 league games compared to Fairhurst at 42 from 116. Based on those I know who I would choose.
The most league goals he has ever scored in one season is 15, so hardly a guaranteed 20 per season.
We have also signed a player in Fairhurst who had a better record last season and overall in his career. From my research Bowman is at 47 from 176 league games compared to Fairhurst at 42 from 116. Based on those I know who I would choose.
Gateshead have signed another striker today, from Cardiff. They also have Jon Shaw, a seasoned campaigner at this level. It will be intersting to see where Bowman fits in.
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