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What actually constitutes a miss, I would say an outright miss is missing the target completely but if the goalie saves is it a great save or a miss? Obviously a miss because he didn't score but if it were scotty saving a one on one it would be a great save, sorry if its a bit confusing cheers
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What actually constitutes a miss, I would say an outright miss is missing the target completely but if the goalie saves is it a great save or a miss? Obviously a miss because he didn't score but if it were scotty saving a one on one it would be a great save, sorry if its a bit confusing cheers
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Question is assuming Tranmere got promoted and both he and Cook were still at the club beyond the summer deadline, which one would get sacrificed for at least one new striker, which is a thing Mellon like any manager would do in a heartbeat; add at least one new striker to the setup?
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Question is assuming Tranmere got promoted and both he and Cook were still at the club beyond the summer deadline, which one would get sacrificed for at least one new striker, which is a thing Mellon like any manager would do in a heartbeat; add at least one new striker to the setup?
Norwood has the better work-rate and puts pressure on the opposition throughout - missing a one-on-one still forces the defense to worry about how the chance was created in the first place.
Cook is a threat off the bench and enables us to change the game. So I suspect we would start with Norwood and a target man, and Cook would come off the bench most matches.
That was essentially what happened when Stockton came back. Who knows, perhaps Stockton will come back to us next season - stranger things have happened and he's the type of forward we would be looking fr.