Last year, RSL scored only 30 goals in 32 games for an average of 0.94. That's the record for the worst MLS offense ever. One year later, two teams have a chance to break that record:
2006 | CLB | 0.79 | 2005 | RSL | 0.94 | 2006 | LA | 0.96 |
LA probably won't do it, but Columbus seems like a sure thing. In order to NOT have sole posession of the record, the Crew need to score 8 goals in their last 4 games. Given the way their current strike force has performed, I would be shocked if that happened. When a guy from the German third division can come in and start right away, it's not a good sign. Also, when nobody on your team has more than 3 goals...not good. They never should've traded Buddle.
Columbus (currently: 22 goals)
23-Sep | HOU | 30-Sep | DAL | 7-Oct | @ CHI | 14-Oct | @ NE | Los Angeles (currently: 27 goals)
23-Sep | @ CHI | 30-Sep | CHV | 7-Oct | @ DAL | 14-Oct | DAL | |
Comments on "Worst Offense Ever"
Don't you go dissin' Jacob Thomas.;)
Seriously, I love the guy, but mostly because I watched him start his career with the Austin Lone Stars. The only Austin player (well, apparently, kind-of Austin player) in MLS.
So I loved watching him play. Makes me a little sad that he didn't get his chances earlier here. Always thought he had the ability.
But I'm biased.:)
Thomas is alright. I was referring to Ryan Coiner.