I listed the players from the attacking front three who have scored; I call those "forwards". If I had listed midfielders, then Douglas would have been top of the list. If you consider the central player of the front three to be the only forward, then only one is playing at any one time. That player should be chipping in with goals but the important measure is the number of goals scored while the player is on the field, the vital role is to facilitate others. Nevertheless, we need more from that position than we're currently getting, so - to the original point - yes, it would be really good to get another forward... but only if better than Gray. There's little point in filling the bench with also-rans. I think that Hogan would have been bought as that player, with Gray as the player on the bench, unfortunately, it's not worked out like that.
Well, I reckon he's available for a loan move, it depends what the costs would be!
But then again what's that Italian chap doing nowadays? :yawn: :zzzzz:
Aaah, you're using the O/S as your point-of-reference; Tommy Smith's a forward and James Tarkowski, Alan McCormack and Nico Yennaris are midfielders, then. I was foolishly using the position they play on the pitch! Regardless, I still agree with the basic premise of the question.
