Just a few stats:

Robert Glatzel:
Goals when starting - 4 (0.18 per start)
Goals as substitute - 3 (0.5 per sub)

Callum Paterson:
Goals when starting - 6 (0.29 per start)
Goals as substitute - 1 (0.06 per sub)

Danny Ward:
Goals when starting - 2 (0.2 per start)
Goals as substitute - 5 (0.31 per sub)

In addition Bogle and Vassell both scored as substitutes but not as a starter.

That means, in total, our strikers have scored 12 goals from a place in the starting line up and 11 as substitutes. Given that substitute appearances might last, what, 15-20 minutes, substitute strikers enjoy greater fruits playing against tired defenders. It's not difficult to make a case for saying we haven't really got a striker of the quality you'd expect from a top 6 side. Generally they cost money, unfortunately.

Since the lockdown, there's been an understandable clamour for Glatzel to start. Paterson has scored once in nine games and looked lost at times today, but his hard work and knackering of opposition defenders means the likes of Glatzel and Ward profit later on. He's also the most likely striker to score when starting a game, even if he's not the most natural of forwards and certainly hasn't got the skills needed!

Whether we go up or not, Harris has to be shrewd in bringing in a couple of quality strikers for peanuts (good luck there). The Paterson project works to a point, but that style of game is one we're moving away from. Glatzel makes a good sub. Ward is off by all accounts. It's almost 10 years since Bothroyd and Chopra left. We've never replaced them.