Josh Gordon has yet to score for Exeter City Football Club this season despite being a regular starter. The 31-year-old attacker has featured in all six of the club's League Two games, playing 417 minutes, but his goal drought continues.
Gordon started five of those matches and came off the bench once. He played the full 90 minutes in the recent 1-0 defeat away to Port Vale on September 12. That result left Exeter 20th in the League Two standings with just five points from their opening six fixtures.
The forward joined the Grecians in July after a productive spell with Barrow, where he scored nine goals in 32 league appearances last season. Prior to that, he made 138 league appearances for Walsall, scoring 23 times and providing seven assists. His experience was expected to bolster Exeter's attack, but the goals have not yet materialised.
Exeter's next chance to improve their position comes at home to Northampton on January 9. Northampton currently sit 17th in the table. Check the upcoming fixtures for all the details on that match and the rest of the schedule.
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