9 for Salop star: Shrewsbury Town player ratings after Oldham victory
We rate Shrewsbury Town’s players after victory over Oldham Athletic.
Shrewsbury Town’s new ownership era began with victory over Oldham Athletic - here’s our player ratings…
Will Brook
Produced a strong hand to deny Mike Fondop’s powerful effort and helped Salop secure victory. A relatively quiet afternoon, but dependable when called upon.
Assured: 7
Sam Stubbs
A threat inside the opposition box and resolute at the other end. Commanded proceedings superbly, dealt with danger and helped keep Oldham at bay. Commanding: 8
Will Boyle
A commanding presence at the back, organising those around him and dealing with danger whenever it arrived. Led his side superbly on a momentous day.
Leader: 8
Josh Ruffels
An assured presence in the backline, helping disrupt Oldham's attacks while showing composure in possession. Reliable throughout and played his part in a solid defensive display.
Composed: 7
Luca Hoole
Looked to get Town moving down the right, combining well and offering an attacking outlet. Defended diligently and rarely put a foot wrong.
Reliable: 7
Jay Turner-Cooke
Worked tirelessly in midfield, tracking back, winning possession and helping launch attacks. An influential presence who set the tempo and drove Town forward throughout.
Influential: 8
Tom Sang
Delivered some dangerous balls into the box and linked play effectively. Produced a brilliant assist for Berkoe's opener, continuing his excellent recent form.
Creative: 8
Kevin Berkoe
A match-winning contribution from the wing-back, who headed home the opener before producing a superb assist for Davison's second. Simply sensational on the day.
Exceptional: 9
Michael Golding
Making his first league start for Town, the loanee offered an attacking outlet and plenty of energy. Looked creative in possession and showed promising touches.
Promising: 8
Josh Davison
Worked hard to link play and occupy Oldham's defenders before taking his opportunity brilliantly. A memorable first goal in a hugely important victory.
Clinical: 8
George Lloyd
A quieter opening spell, but became more involved after the break and went close with an effort that drifted wide. Worked hard for the team.
Industrious: 7
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