Sam Baldock and the 26

Relive all of Sam Baldocks goals here:

[video=youtube;wuLCM-w7MRk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wuLCM-w7MRk[/video]

 

Wow that was a great video to watch back, hopefully he can score more next season and we will be at the right end come may!

 

Christ!...I counted over 50 but then realised it was speeded up and repeated at the end

 

Well done Sam and all of the squad!

 

Sam points the finger at SC and his belief and encouragement in Baldocks scoring ability.

What a relief to have a manager with his head screwed on

 

I could've scored a lot more - Baldock


Golden Boot winner insists there is plenty more to come.

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He may have just been crowned the most potent marksman in the third tier, but City skipper Sam Baldock insists this is just the start.

The striker fired 24 league goals in 2013/14 and 26 in all competitions – the highest total of any City player in nine seasons.

Despite not finding the net in the final day draw at Crawley Town, Baldock was guaranteed the Sky Bet League One Golden Boot after Peterborough United’s Britt Assombalonga was rested for his side’s clash with Port Vale in preparation for the play-offs.

But the 25-year-old, who scored 18 of his goals following the December arrival of new manager Steve Cotterill, believes his performances can still go up several notches.

“Obviously every striker wants to score more goals than anyone else and it’s fantastic to finish top of the charts,” he told Bristol City Player.

“It’s the best goalscoring season of my career, but maybe not the best in terms of playing. I still feel I’ve got a lot more to give and I could’ve had a lot more goals as well.”

Baldock cited some half-time words of encouragement from Cotterill in the January home game with former club Milton Keynes Dons as a major turning point in his fortunes in front of goal.

“It was a massive turnaround,” he acknowledged.

“I’d gone in at half-time with my head down having missed a couple of chances I would’ve usually put my house on.

“But he (Cotterill) turned around and said to me that I wasn’t coming off, no matter what. Then I went out in the second half and got a couple of goals, and really kicked on from there.

“The manager gave me a lot of faith and when times have been hard he’s told me he’s still backing me to score goals.

“He still thinks that if I keep getting myself in the box, I’ll get on the end of things. He’s given me that belief that I will score and create, and obviously I’ve taken that on to the pitch.”​

 

The boy is quality....could he be the next Super Bob?

 

Just wish OUR club would produce a season review DVD to show our team in all its glory.