Dave Reynolds

[jupu]

Dave is the first City player to score 30 goals in one season since Mark Owen in 2000/01. Here's a list of top scorers by season since 1970:

1969/70 -Gerry Hitchens 19

1970/71 - John Inglis 20

1971/72 - Trevor Jones 12

1972/73 - John Inglis 42

1973/74 - John Inglis 36

1974/75 - John Inglis 37

1975/76 - John Inglis 37

1976/77 - Barry Williams 40

1977/78 - Roger Shaw 22

1978/79 - Jimmy Williams 26

1979/80 - Malcolm Phelps 17

1980/81 - Garry Wright 16

1981/82 - Mick Tuohy 28

1982/83 - Paul Moss 30

1983/84 - Paul Moss 37

1984/85 - Paul Moss 17

1985/86 - Les Ebrey 31

1986/87 - Terry Knight 14

1987/88 - Mark Whitehouse 42

1988/89 - Steve Fergusson 21

1989/90 - Andy Preece 23

1990/91 - Steve Fergusson 28

1991/92 - Ollie Kearns, Colin Robinson 24

1992/93 - Stewart Phillips 13

1993/94 - Steve Rutter 16

1994/95 - Peter Green 9

1995/96 - Steve Norris 20

1996/97 - Colin Taylor, Anton Thomas 16

1997/98 - Sam Bowen 18

1998/99 - Mark Owen 25

1999/00 - Mark Owen 28

2000/2001 - Mark Owen 31

2001/02 - Mark Owen 17

2002/03 - Darren Middleton 18

2003/04 - Leon Kelly 17

2004/05 - Adam Webster 24

2005/06 - Adam Webster 28

2006/07 - Mark Danks, Craig Wilding 20

2007/08 - Craig Wilding, Emeka Nwadike 8

2008/09 - Marco Adaggio 14

2009/10 - Marco Adaggio 24

2010/11 - Danny Glover 20

2011/12 - Mike Symons 19

2012/13 Mike Symons 14

2013/14 - Daniel Nti 16

2014/15 - Sean Geddes 17

2015/16 - Lee Hughes 17

2016/17 - Lee Hughes 13

2017/18 - Dave Reynolds 30

[alwaysnextyear]

Christ I feel old - I've seen them all !

Although I must have seen him, I can't recall Peter Green from 94/95. The great Barry Williams, 40 goals from central midfield just stands out. What a player !

[Tim Munslow]

The one that stands out for me is John Inglis: didn't realise he had scored that many and for so long. I would agree though that Barry Williams's 40 from midfield is perhaps the best of the lot: I wonder how many of those were rocket free-kicks (never seen anyone else hit them quite so hard).

[auldreekie]

Well done to Dave Reynolds scoring 30 goals is a real achievement. It is great to see his name alongside those other great goalscorers from the last 40 years. I am slightly biased and from a bit further back the goal scoring feats of City’s Alex Hair are worth recalling.

He holds club goal scoring records in clubs from Scotland, the Republic of Ireland, Wales and England. In Scotland he scored 96 goals in one season for his Junior club and he is the only player to have scored five goals in a competitive match against Glasgow Rangers.

Here is a link to an article on his career. There are two further links in the last paragraph that will take you to a summary of his career and his career statistics. Both include his time at City.

www.scottishsporthistory.com/sports-history-news-and-blog/goals-wherever-he-went-the-alex-hair-story

[glevumblues]

Going back a bit further, how many goals did John Fairbrother score in his two seasons with City? I know there was a dispute in his first season about a goal that may have been his or not.

[Dodger]

May 12, 2018 17:29:56 GMT glevumblues said:

Going back a bit further, how many goals did John Fairbrother score in his two seasons with City? I know there was a dispute in his first season about a goal that may have been his or not.

According to good old 'Wiki', he managed 87 goals in two seasons in all competitions, of which 51 were scored in the league.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Fairbrother


Dodger

[Brooksiders Return!!]

Apparently Peter Green came in from RC Warwick, scored a few goals, and then got sacked by the club for playing Sunday morning football! He had a pony-tail too! I still have absolutely no recollection of him !

[jupu]

Here he is, you'll have to imagine they ponytail...A re-check tells me he was joint top scorer with Mark Whitehouse.

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[Brooksiders Return!!]

Ah yes, I STILL don't remember him!! I'd have seen him score every one of his 9 goals, but I can't remember one of them. Now Roy Greene?........thats a completely different kettle of fish!!

[The sound and the fury]

Peter Green was a decent player, remember him scoring the winner on a foul night at King's Lynn.