Top English goal scorers

I thought I would do something like what I did for Europe for league football and England and list the top 10 goal scorers and ties. While he will not be in the list it should be noted that Matt Tubbs scored 37 goals for Crawley Town in the Football Conference.

1 Clayton Donaldson (Crewe Alexandra) 27 goals
Ryan Lowe (Bury) 27 goals
3 Craig Mackail-Smith (Peterborough) 26 goals
4 Cody McDonald (Gillingham) 24 goals
Danny Graham (Watford) 24 goals
6 Craig Davies (Chesterfield) 23 goals
Adam Le Fondre (Rotherham United) 23 goals
8 Glenn Murray (Brighton & Hove Albion) 22 goals
9 Bradley Wright-Phillips (Plymouth Argyle/ Charlton Athletic) 21 goals
Shane Long (Reading) 21 goals
Dimitar Berbatov (Manchester United) 21 goals

Matt Tubbs - 37

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Gabriel Agbonlahor - 5 goals in all competitions

Rickie Lambert has 20 this season, shocking compared to last year

Mackail-Smith has beasted the league though, 31 in all comps.

Mackail-Smith

fluffy_kittens wrote:Gabriel Agbonlahor - 5 goals in all competitions

Yes, but he's definitely better then van Persie isn't he!!

Berbatov... Feel sorry for him, not even a starter at Man U.

James ♠ wrote:Berbatov... Feel sorry for him, not even a starter at Man U.

I do as well..

But Hernandez's goal to minute ratio is better.. and Rooney is Rooney.

Shane Long - 21 goals

Matt Tubbs

Peterborough United has had quite an interesting season in League One. They have scored 101 goals but let 75 in thus they are only in the playoffs rather than being auto promoted.

I've never seen Matt Tubbs play, but he sounds like a fat poacher. I wonder if he can keep his scoring up in the football league next year, he had a small spell at Bournmouth before and wasn't great.

Danny Graham

Mackail Smith....he's not Scottish he's from Watford

1 Clayton Donaldson (Crewe Alexandra) 27 goals
Ryan Lowe (Bury) 27 goals
3 Craig Mackail-Smith (Peterborough) 26 goals
4 Cody McDonald (Gillingham) 24 goals
Danny Graham (Watford) 24 goals
6 Craig Davies (Chesterfield) 23 goals
Adam Le Fondre (Rotherham United) 23 goals
8 Glenn Murray (Brighton & Hove Albion) 22 goals
9 Bradley Wright-Phillips (Plymouth Argyle/ Charlton Athletic) 21 goals
Shane Long (Reading) 21 goals
Dimitar Berbatov (Manchester United) 21 goals
Grant Holt (Norwich City) 21 goals
Rickie Lambert (Southampton) 21 goals