Kristian Dennis

[navypie]

For me the best forward we have, a footballer that sees things others do not. At Hartlepool last week he played Enzio in with such a clever header , chased everything and his reward, he was taken off at half time. Today he didn't score but the 2 simple passes for our goals in the 2nd half , sheer class.

[kill_the_drum]

Totally agree.

[Robertomac]

As well as being a gifted player, he really does have a footballing brain.

[navypie]

As well as being a gifted player, he really does have a footballing brain.

If Dennis had played every game, he would have had 20 by now.

[pingu_pie]

If Dennis had played every game, he would have had 20 by now.

The mystery I can't get my head around is why the goals seem to dry up on the odd chance he's had to start for a handful of games - if he got 3-4 starts in a row and found the net, you would have to think Ardley would be hard pressed to justify leaving him out.

[Gubbie]

That's been the problem. I for one would have him starting. Same as Robertomac plus he puts the work in

[Elite_Pie]

That's been the problem. I for one would have him starting. Same as Robertomac plus he puts the work in

Dunno, Robertomac's first touch is a bit iffy and he doesn't score too often, but you can't fault his workrate.

[MAD_MAGPIE]

If Dennis had played every game, he would have had 20 by now.

This is also backed up by the fact that the last club he played at this level with Macclesfield he scored 22 goals in 38 appearances.

Kristian Dennis is a proper natural footballer and a game changer. By that I mean he knows where the pass the ball to his team mates to put them in a threatening position, he knows where to be to poach and score goals, plus he knows where and when to make threatening runs.

[ncfcog]

Here’s some stats you might like Navy …

[navypie]

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Indeed I do, what I don't wanna know is how many throw-ins he's won us.