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9 in 39 league games, drew a blank in 33 of those. Admittedly scored twice against Celtic at Celtic Park, but he scored the rest against horrific sides.
The highlight of Maine's career with Rovers was that thunderbolt goal against Bradford, if i remember rightly. It needs to stay that way.
I was there. It was a game when even Theo Robinson scored, so this wasn’t the most testing of opponents against which to judge him. Although tbf they brought Hayter on in the second half.
The words 'career highlights' and the name Curtis Maine do not sit easily together. That Bradford goal was indeed a screamer and as a CM highlight it was the top one of... one. Second thoughts make that two with him leaving the Keepmoat being the other.
Quote from: danumdon on May 31, 2023, 04:01:47 pmThe highlight of Maine's career with Rovers was that thunderbolt goal against Bradford, if i remember rightly. It needs to stay that way.There was a better one in a home game.I can’t remember who it was against but it went in off the underside of the bar, a real hammer of a shot in front of the south stand.I seem to recall that we lost the game 2-1.
Quote from: danumdon on May 31, 2023, 04:01:47 pmThe highlight of Maine's career with Rovers was that thunderbolt goal against Bradford, if i remember rightly. It needs to stay that way.Certainly was some goal.https://youtu.be/QC5t-03fxhw?t=47He scored one equally as good if not better against Bristol City.https://youtu.be/FqImuBlN1WA?t=51Strange lad. He had astonishing ability but it came out on show so rarely.
Sorry, guys, I'm having one of my pedantic moments. It's not "Maine", it's "Main".
It’s Wrexham who are interested in Main apparently! He must have some agent.https://twitter.com/efltransfers14/status/1665655202253271041?s=46&t=Uj9lS9cW2ksdznjWwHqrkQ