By Nathan Jackson
May 10 2011
Daniel Hone had a strange season, from effectively being told he wasn't needed and being loaned to Darlington, to then becoming a first team regular against Sincil Bank. He was one of the few who also appeared to care deeply about the club.
DANNY HONE'S 2010/11 | |
Games Played | 26 |
Disipline | 4Y 1R |
Goals Conceded in Games He Played | 50 |
Danny Hone is the club's second longest serving regular first teamer. Having come into the first team from no-where to a man who was once being heavily scouted by Wolverhampton Wanderers. I was exceedingly disappointed that he was sent out on loan, however, if he does stay he gained vital experience at Lincoln's new level with Darlington.
I was quite pleased when Hone returned from loan and although he seemed to be playing well individually, the simple facts show that the defence conceded considerably more goals with him in the side, conceding almost two goals a game when Hone was in the side.
How much that had to do with Hone is very much up for debate with in terms of an average of goals conceded in games played, Hone is statistically speaking the weak link. The other regular defenders may not have a shining light all over them, but none of them come anywhere near the 2 goals a game average.
I think Hone's experience in the non-league in 2010/11 could prove vital over the next season if he gets a new deal, whether he'll get one is another matter.
