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I would have thought that Shaun Miller would have been in with a good shout considering his performances over the previous seasons. He has without doubt rekindled his goal scoring prowess under Jim's stewardship and stared in a team that has been in indifferent form throughout the season.

However it looks as though only those players in teams close to promotion or the play offs have a chance of getting into the seasons best.

Miller is a good player, but he's not anywere near as good as Mark Richards Matt Taylor or Kemar Roofe. He's not physical or big enough and one of the reasons every long ball we play comes back is down to this reason mainly. That's why I don't think any league 1 or bigger league 2 clubs will take him in the summer !

Kendalshrimp wrote:Miller is a good player, but he's not anywere near as good as Mark Richards Matt Taylor or Kemar Roofe. He's not physical or big enough and one of the reasons every long ball we play comes back is down to this reason mainly. That's why I don't think any league 1 or bigger league 2 clubs will take him in the summer !

I hope you are right....and so say all of us...

Richards can't play two games in the same week now, his knees are shot according to Cobblers lads, Roofe will get snapped up by Championship or a Palace-a-like soon surely?
Taylor is busy in the box but is a little stockier than Shaun but still loses possession too often.
All three have benefitted from playing in a team winning games, so Shaun's achievement is impressive in my opinion.
His finish at Accy after his weaving run was pure quality, so while he lacks the physicality he does bring other skills to the party.

Freez wrote:Richards can't play two games in the same week now, his knees are shot according to Cobblers lads, Roofe will get snapped up by Championship or a Palace-a-like soon surely?
Taylor is busy in the box but is a little stockier than Shaun but still loses possession too often.
All three have benefitted from playing in a team winning games, so Shaun's achievement is impressive in my opinion.
His finish at Accy after his weaving run was pure quality, so while he lacks the physicality he does bring other skills to the party.

Not doubting his ability freez. Just think for the tactics we play a little man on his own upfront doesn't get the best out of him. The teams at the top all have either a big physical lad or 1 of each. Roofe an hylton. Richards has Ricky Holmes. Jay Simpson is a big powerful lad gets plenty of goals. Plymouth have Reid Matt and Carey. We're too weak in the final 3rd which prevents us holding play up quite a lot. If Miller was next to any of them guys he would be a lot more successful