Well that's a moot point. We only play one striker up front, in a 4 2 3 1 formation, we don't play 4 4 2. If Vibe was on as well as say Djuricin or Hofmann then he was playing wide as a winger, not as a striker. Vibe can play in both those positions. Just like Swift and Canos play wide, they also chip in with goals.
So, I don't agree with this point. We don't play two strikers up front.
Gray's Burnley's penalty taker, you'd expect him to be scoring at a faster rate than goals only scored from open play. This is the problem with statistics - they're open to interpretation.
Was he? Based on what? What are you measuring this by, or is it merely an assumption on your part?
And what exactly are you comparing here? The total goals Gray's scored this season compared to the total of goals scored by our three strikers? If so, what relevance is it what he did last season?
And if you're talking about this season, and he's much improved as you suggest, how come he's still scored less than our three strikers combined? We only play one of our strikers at a time.
Pure conjecture on your behalf which can't be proved one way or the other.
The fact remains, that without Gray, we're one of the top scoring teams in the division and our three replacement strikers have scored more between them than Gray has, even with his penalties.