The time to judge Gabby will be the end of next season. Until now he's improved year on year.
He went one on one on a number of occasions last season. If he had converted them he'd have scored 15 - 20 goals. Not sure if you can teach that kind of finishing though.
You can thank our coaches for that.
Both him and Young stood still last year. Arguably Young might have regressed.
Quote from: "Mark Kelly"You can thank our coaches for that.Both him and Young stood still last year. Arguably Young might have regressed.
We only need to consider Gabbys exit, if and when Delf develops into the player i think he will, even then i think the 2 could play together.
Quote from: "boboonthecorner"Quote from: "Mark Kelly"You can thank our coaches for that.Both him and Young stood still last year. Arguably Young might have regressed.Rubbish! Gabby has improved year on year. He is developing all aspects of his game and has added strings to his bow that i never thought he would be capable of. Gabby is never going to be that instinct striker, I honestly think that is something you have or you don't, but what he is becoming is an all round front man. He puts in a shift and holds it up brilliantly, which is why i really don't see the point of him being played with a "big man" anymore. Gabby and a poacher would be a nightmare for any defence