Craig's Chapionship record

[mikes smalls]

To put this in some perspective Zamora scored 14 in 35 games for us in a very average Championship won by Portsmouth in 2002/03.

 

[Horton's halftime iceberg]

Over 20 and he would be in with a chance of the golden boot

Top scorer Championship

Season

2004–05 Nathan Ellington Wigan Athletic 24
2005–06 Marlon King Watford 21
2006–07 Jamie Cureton Colchester United 23
2007–08 Sylvan Ebanks-Blake Plymouth Argyle/Wolverhampton Wanderers 23
2008–09 Sylvan Ebanks-Blake Wolverhampton Wanderers 25
2009–10 Peter Whittingham Cardiff City 22
2010–11 Danny Graham Watford 24

 

[Scotty Mac]

Over 20 and he would be in with a chance of the golden boot

Top scorer Championship

Season

2004–05 Nathan Ellington Wigan Athletic 24
2005–06 Marlon King Watford 21
2006–07 Jamie Cureton Colchester United 23
2007–08 Sylvan Ebanks-Blake Plymouth Argyle/Wolverhampton Wanderers 23
2008–09 Sylvan Ebanks-Blake Wolverhampton Wanderers 25
2009–10 Peter Whittingham Cardiff City 22
2010–11 Danny Graham Watford 24

that list really does highlight just how hard it is from being a regular scorer in the championship to doing it in the premiership

 

[rcf0712]

Does he take penalties?

 

[Foolg]

this article makes very interesting reading about the success or lack thereof of league 1 top scorers stepping up. Leon Knight was in the failed category.

http://www.thespoiler.co.uk/index.php/2011/07/04/word-of-warning-for-brighton-over-mackail-smith-purchase

Interestingly enough, the two i'd compare CMS to on that list are Scotland and Earnshaw, who at that time were both small, nippy strikers who poached goals and could hold the ball up despite their size. Billy Sharp has also come on a lot since leaving Sheff Utd.

 

[Easy 10]

Does he take penalties?

HELL yes

Its the main reason we signed him.

 

[Commander]

HELL yes

Its the main reason we signed him.

That'll give us another 10 goals a season then