| Armstrong 19:16 - Apr 22 with 7815 views | HillAndDerry |
I thought he made a real difference when he came on today. Chased down long balls superbly and caused problems with his pace and physicality. If he can improve his finishing, I think he could be some player. Great to see his passion for the club shine through at the end as well. |  | | |  |
| Armstrong on 15:27 - Apr 24 with 1227 views | daveB |
for all the talk of needing a league one loan he really should have started 15 games this season at least, we wouldn't have been any worse off and he'd be a much better player for it
In the end he's only started 3 games and we won 2 of them |  | | |
| Armstrong on 15:31 - Apr 24 with 1181 views | kensalriser |
Eric Sabin was fast and he scared his own team mates a lot more than the opposition. |  |
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| Armstrong on 15:41 - Apr 24 with 1117 views | Antti_Heinola |
| Armstrong on 15:27 - Apr 24 by daveB |
for all the talk of needing a league one loan he really should have started 15 games this season at least, we wouldn't have been any worse off and he'd be a much better player for it
In the end he's only started 3 games and we won 2 of them |
Fitness seems to be a major issue though. I think if he had been fit he'd have played a lot more.
Even so, the last couple of times I've seen him, he has clearly improved since early season. If he can start lasting 90 mins I think he'll play a lot more next season. |  |
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| Armstrong on 16:41 - Apr 24 with 1018 views | bosh67 |
Given that I am never knowingly right and that Seny Dieng has scored more goals this season than young Armstrong I am wondering if he should be properly coached as a winger rather than an out and out forward. That does mean teaching him to cross of course but whenever I have seen him, which is not a lot, he never feels like the most natural striker, but his ability to go wide and get past players with ease is obvious. Thierry Henry had similar pace and started out wide and then after a few seasons of learning the game and being really good out wide started to be allowed to drift inside, which he became the world's best at. I see a similar route for Sinclair in terms of starting him wide. |  |
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| Armstrong on 17:06 - Apr 24 with 956 views | EastR |
In an ideal world we are safe going into the Bristol game, the sun will shine and Armstrong will score his first goal(s) at the Loft End to sign us off. | |
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| Armstrong on 18:15 - Apr 24 with 876 views | MedwayR |
| Armstrong on 16:41 - Apr 24 by bosh67 |
Given that I am never knowingly right and that Seny Dieng has scored more goals this season than young Armstrong I am wondering if he should be properly coached as a winger rather than an out and out forward. That does mean teaching him to cross of course but whenever I have seen him, which is not a lot, he never feels like the most natural striker, but his ability to go wide and get past players with ease is obvious. Thierry Henry had similar pace and started out wide and then after a few seasons of learning the game and being really good out wide started to be allowed to drift inside, which he became the world's best at. I see a similar route for Sinclair in terms of starting him wide. |
I thought similar at the start of the season when we played with Willock and Chair either side of Dykes, using Armstrong as a wide forward impact sub to give us something different.
I'm hoping Alfie Lloyd can give us options next season too. |  |
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