Exeter City manager Matt Taylor is calling on his attacking players to deliver more goals as the club struggles with one of the division’s worst scoring records. Through five League Two matches this season, the Grecians have managed just four goals, placing them among the lowest-scoring teams in the fourth tier.
The club made significant changes to its forward line ahead of the campaign, bringing in experienced striker Danny Rose and securing young talent Ajay Matthews on loan from Millwall during the transfer deadline. These additions were necessary after the departures of last season’s leading scorer Jayden Wareham and young prospect Kieran Wilson. The new recruits will compete alongside existing forwards Josh Gordon and Sonny Cox for starting positions.
Taylor expressed confidence in his squad’s work ethic and desire but acknowledged that defensive solidity alone will not lead to success. He emphasized that his players need to convert their opportunities into goals while maintaining their solid defensive organization. The manager believes that once his attacking players gain confidence through scoring, their performance will improve significantly.
Exeter will test their offensive capabilities this weekend against Port Vale, who currently sit bottom of the league without a win. The match presents an opportunity for Taylor’s side to address their scoring issues against vulnerable opposition.
Originally reported by Sports.yahoo →
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