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Posted May 10, 2022 09:01 · last edited May 10, 2022 09:05

coochiee

Wellington Phoenix have never had a season where their top goal-scorer has scored fewer than eight goals in the A-League Men.

Gael Sandoval and Jaushua Sotirio (injured) both currently on six.

Also, crazy how potent Roy Krishna (19) and David Williams (11) were in 2018-19.
— Phillip Rollo (@ByPhillipRollo) May 9, 2022

How many starts have each of them had: Williams & Krishna (in 2019) and Sandoval, Wayne, Hooper & Sotirio in 2021?

I'm pretty sure that that the former played and started nearly every game whereas none of our scorers have started and played a whole season due to joining late, call ups, injuries, being played out of position (Wayne and Sotirio) or a drop in form/change in tactics (Wayne).

Also, the boys have spread the goal scoring around more then we did when Krishna carved up in 2018/19 (was it 19 or actually 15 he scored?). Krishna and Williams were the only players that season to score more then 3 goals in all compeitions (Fenton with 3, was third!).

This season Sotirio, Wayne, Hooper and Sandoval have all score more then 5 across all competitions backed up by Piscopo and others.

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Unknown editor edited May 10, 2022 09:05

coochiee

Wellington Phoenix have never had a season where their top goal-scorer has scored fewer than eight goals in the A-League Men.

Gael Sandoval and Jaushua Sotirio (injured) both currently on six.

Also, crazy how potent Roy Krishna (19) and David Williams (11) were in 2018-19.
— Phillip Rollo (@ByPhillipRollo) May 9, 2022

How many starts have each of them had: Williams & Krishna (in 2019) and Sandoval, Wayne, Hooper & Sotirio in 2021?

I'm pretty sure that that the former played and started nearly every game whereas none of our scorers have started and played a whole season due to joining late, call ups, injuries, being played out of position (Wayne and Sotirio) or a drop in form/change in tactics (Wayne).

Also, the boys have spread the goal scoring around more then we did when Krishna carved up in 2018/19 (was it 19 or actually 15 he scored?). Krishna and Williams were the only players that season to score more then 3 goals in all compeitions (Fenton with 3 was third!).

This season Sotirio, Wayne, Hooper and Sandoval have all score more then 5 across all competitions backed up by Piscopo and others.

Unknown editor edited May 10, 2022 09:04

coochiee

Wellington Phoenix have never had a season where their top goal-scorer has scored fewer than eight goals in the A-League Men.

Gael Sandoval and Jaushua Sotirio (injured) both currently on six.

Also, crazy how potent Roy Krishna (19) and David Williams (11) were in 2018-19.
— Phillip Rollo (@ByPhillipRollo) May 9, 2022

How many starts have each of them had: Williams, Krishna (in 2019) and Sandoval, Wayne, Hooper & Sotirio in 2021?

I'm pretty sure that that the former played and started nearly every game whereas none of our scorers have started and played a whole season due to joining late, call ups, injuries, being played out of position (Wayne and Sotirio) or a drop in form/change in tactics (Wayne).

Also, the boys have spread the goal scoring around more then we did when Krishna carved up in 2018/19 (was it 19 or actually 15 he scored?). Krishna and Williams were the only players that season to score more then 3 goals in all compeitions (Fenton with 3 was third!).

This season Sotirio, Wayne, Hooper and Sandoval have all score more then 5 across all competitions backed up by Piscopo and others.