Golden boot

[donny dave]

Who won it.

[ballysbackin]

Both of them Marquis and Akinde as they both got 26 goals, well I presume so.

[Wild Rover]

One has left foot, one right.

[karldew]

Took the returns of my bet down by half

[GazLaz]

Dead heat rules apply.

[dknward2]

Whoever played the least per goals scored

[Colemans Left Hook]

if you score an own goal not that it happened you should go down by one

alick Jeffrey once scored an own goal Rooney has done it  -  harry kane has done it this season

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQiFfRE754E
 

bless him lukaku has done it shame about that  NOT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jxihC7h_MY


AS THEY SAY YOUVE GOT TO TAKE THE POSITIVES WITH THE NEGATIVES

[Bristol Red Rover]

Whoever played the least per goals scored

I'm not sure that applies, but if so it's Marquis.

156 v 159 mins per goal.
They both have the same asists, and the same shots on target, though Marquis had less shots, making him the most efficient in terms of shots on target per shot and goals per shot.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/league-two/top-scorers

[Prez]

As Gaz says its a dead heat, irrespective of how many games or minutes they have played.

[PDX_Rover]

Martin Fry still has a golden suit.

[phil old leake]

Do assists come into it.

[Colemans Left Hook]

think it should be renamed the Blankety Blank win a cheque book pen competition judging by the non scoring late on

 

[drfchound]

Maybe decide it on the best back nine (games) like they do in golf.

[Dutch Uncle]

Joint holders are absolutely fine my me, but if a tie breaker were really desirable or necessary then the player with fewest penalty goals would be the first criteria for me

Then if necessary fewest minutes on pitch per goal

[drfchound]

You know what Dutch, i get where you are coming from with that penalty suggestion, but, as we have seen more and more and especially with the Rovers, a penalty isn't a certain goal anymore.
It still has to be put away.

I remember playing for a team a few years ago which ran away with the division title and reached a cup final.
One of our players had taken the pens all season but when we got one at 2-1 down in the final he bottled taking it.
Someone else stepped up and missed and we lost the game 2-1.

The point i am making is that under pressure a pen isn't a guaranteed goal.

[Colemans Left Hook]

Joint holders are absolutely fine my me, but if a tie breaker were really desirable or necessary then the player with fewest penalty goals would be the first criteria for me

Then if necessary fewest minutes on pitch per goal

what you all don't know is that Akinde actually missed his last penalty -- can't remember him missing all season til then -- in the win at Hartlepool  22nd April otherwise he would have won he had scored one already

"Akinde also missed a penalty, Fryer saving his weak spot kick with nine minutes remaining."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/39605010

[Colemans Left Hook]

You know what Dutch, i get where you are coming from with that penalty suggestion, but, as we have seen more and more and especially with the Rovers, a penalty isn't a certain goal anymore.
It still has to be put away.

I remember playing for a team a few years ago which ran away with the division title and reached a cup final.
One of our players had taken the pens all season but when we got one at 2-1 down in the final he bottled taking it.
Someone else stepped up and missed and we lost the game 2-1.

The point i am making is that under pressure a pen isn't a guaranteed goal.

francis lee made a career out of winning penalties and taking them he would fit ideally into the modern game

In the 1971–72 season, Lee set a British record for the number of penalties scored in a season, with 15 of his 35 goals scored from the penalty spot. Many of the penalties resulted from fouls on Lee, earning him the nickname Lee One Pen. Some journalists, holding the opinion that Lee gained a number of penalties by diving, used the name Lee Won Pen instead.[4] Lee's name is often cited in debates about diving in football; referees' chief Keith Hackett described him as a player who "had a reputation of falling down easily".[

[drfchound]

Joint holders are absolutely fine my me, but if a tie breaker were really desirable or necessary then the player with fewest penalty goals would be the first criteria for me

Then if necessary fewest minutes on pitch per goal

what you all don't know is that Akinde actually missed his last penalty -- can't remember him missing all season til then -- in the win at Hartlepool  22nd April otherwise he would have won he had scored one already

"Akinde also missed a penalty, Fryer saving his weak spot kick with nine minutes remaining."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/39605010

.....ah, but Marquis missed two this season so if had scored them both.....HE would have won the boot outright.

[Bristol Red Rover]

Joint holders are absolutely fine my me, but if a tie breaker were really desirable or necessary then the player with fewest penalty goals would be the first criteria for me

Then if necessary fewest minutes on pitch per goal

Marquis 1 pen, Akinde 6.
I don't think pens should feature at all.

For league games, excluding pens, mins on the pitch per goal is:
Marquis 162
Williams 212
Mandeville 246
May 248
Copps 316
Rowe 367
Baudry 473
Blair 1301
Butler 1329

An interesting stat is mins on the pitch per assist:
McSheffrey 71
Copps 243
Mandeville 246
Middleton 248
Rowe 367
Blair 557
May 744
Grant 899
Wright 1531
Mason 1610
Marquis 2023
Williams 2327
Baudry 2367
Butler 3898

[RedJ]

Joint holders are absolutely fine my me, but if a tie breaker were really desirable or necessary then the player with fewest penalty goals would be the first criteria for me

Then if necessary fewest minutes on pitch per goal

what you all don't know is that Akinde actually missed his last penalty -- can't remember him missing all season til then -- in the win at Hartlepool  22nd April otherwise he would have won he had scored one already

"Akinde also missed a penalty, Fryer saving his weak spot kick with nine minutes remaining."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/39605010

.....ah, but Marquis missed two this season so if had scored them both.....HE would have won the boot outright.

And we'd probably have won the league.

[Colemans Left Hook]

Joint holders are absolutely fine my me, but if a tie breaker were really desirable or necessary then the player with fewest penalty goals would be the first criteria for me

Then if necessary fewest minutes on pitch per goal

Marquis 1 pen, Akinde 6.
I don't think pens should feature at all.

For league games, excluding pens, mins on the pitch per goal is:
Marquis 162
Williams 212
Mandeville 246
May 248
Copps 316
Rowe 367
Baudry 473
Blair 1301
Butler 1329

An interesting stat is mins on the pitch per assist:
McSheffrey 71
Copps 243
Mandeville 246
Middleton 248
Rowe 367
Blair 557
May 744
Grant 899
Wright 1531
Mason 1610
Marquis 2023
Williams 2327
Baudry 2367
Butler 3898

how many penalties did my best mate Omar Bogar score in his 19 ??