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Our best strikers since 1961

southlondonyiddo

My eyes have seen some of the glory..
Nov 8, 2004
12,656
15,222
Based on league games only (including substitutions) Appearances v Goals as a percentage

1. Greaves
2. Smith
3. Lineker
4. Kane
5. Clive Allen
6. Klinsmann
6. Duncan
8. Archibald
9. Chivers
10. Sherringham
10. VDV
12. Berbatov
12. Falco
12. Les Allen
15. Keane
15. Crooks
15. Adebayor
18. Claesen
19. Armstrong
20. Defoe
21. Saul
22. Saha
22. Bent
24. Brazil
24. Mido
24. Lee
27. Ferdinand
28. Pavlyuchenko
28. Gilzean
30. Iverson
31. Chris Jones
32. Kanoute
33. Gibson
34. Moores
35. Durie
36. Crouch
37. Rebrov
38. Soldado
39. Rory Allen
40. Postiga
41. Zamora


I was surprised how far down Crouch was and even Defoe, who is just behind Chris Armstrong.

I really wanted to see how amazing Kane has been and how poor Soldado has been in comparing our strikers through the years
 
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sebcole

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Sep 1, 2009
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Where you get these interesting stats from?

Wow Postiga seems the biggest flop from our recent overseas signings
 

Donki

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May 14, 2007
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18,975
Next season is going to be a massive season for Kane, if he can produce another 20 goals he will be huge property and for once Im pretty sure he will stay with us unless we want to sell him.
 

VegasII

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May 14, 2008
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16,670
Mole the goal ahead of shift and shoot. I wouldn't of expected that. Although both were decent for us.

I also wouldn't of guessed crappy Alan Brazil ahead of Pav, Les, Kanoute & Crouch. Stats can skew anything.

Kane really has done an excellent job for us so far.

On other thing - I'm sure Colin Lee scored more goals for us in one game than both Zamora and Postiga did in their time with us. And did Peter Taylor only play on the wing or something? Surely he must have bagged more than some of the crap at the end of the list?
 

southlondonyiddo

My eyes have seen some of the glory..
Nov 8, 2004
12,656
15,222
Mole the goal ahead of shift and shoot. I wouldn't of expected that. Although both were decent for us.

I also wouldn't of guessed crappy Alan Brazil ahead of Pav, Les, Kanoute & Crouch. Stats can skew anything.

Kane really has done an excellent job for us so far.

On other thing - I'm sure Colin Lee scored more goals for us in one game than both Zamora and Postiga did in their time with us. And did Peter Taylor only play on the wing or something? Surely he must have bagged more than some of the crap at the end of the list?


Can't believe I missed him after that debut v BR!!!

29% strike ratio. Same as Alan Brazil
 

mightyspur

Now with lovely smooth balls
Aug 21, 2014
9,797
27,108
Bit of a misleading statistic really. Should be worked out based on actual minutes rather than just performances. The amount of times for example Defoe came on as a sub with 20 mins to go.
 

Flashspur

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Jul 28, 2012
6,883
9,069
Good to see John Duncan coming higher up in the rankings. He was a great goal poacher for us in the 70's but isnt remembered by many.
 

Ribble

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Apr 13, 2011
3,523
4,804
Not really fair on Crouch and Fredi, given they were used a lot to bring others into the game.

Even more unfair on Mido though, you've missed him out!
 

southlondonyiddo

My eyes have seen some of the glory..
Nov 8, 2004
12,656
15,222
Not really fair on Crouch and Fredi, given they were used a lot to bring others into the game.

Even more unfair on Mido though, you've missed him out!

Shocking!

Brilliant debut and a fantastic left foot...

29% with Brazil and Lee
 

yusrisafri

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Jun 27, 2004
6,369
7,548
Cant be right. Im not believing this crap. How can you not have Rasiak in there?
 

Spursidol

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Sep 15, 2007
12,636
15,834

Gilzean was a very good CF - but at Spurs was always the 2nd striker in a 442 initially with Greaves and then Chivers.

Probably a 1 in 3 striker at Spurs, but before that with Dundee had a much better strike rate
 
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