It was a performance that was great to see and marks Cadamarteri out as a natural goalscorer,” said Hone, who played alongside the Sheffield Wednesday loanee at Lincoln City during 1996/97 season.
Sheffield Wednesday Lincoln City teenager striker attacker attacker, Bailey Cadamarteri, on loan, has been described by former Lincoln City defender Mark Hone as a natural born goalscorer. Cadamarteri has only managed to clinch a starting eleven place in Michael Skubala’s team but has scored six goals for the League One squad.
Cadamarteri scored a match-winning goal from the penalty spot for Morecambe against Lincoln City when Hone was a player with the Imps, and that is when the interest began. On the Red Imps Club he said, ”He didn’t get much opportunity in the game but when he got an opportunity he took it brilliantly”. “It was a fine cross by Dylan Duffy and Cadamarteri attacked the ball very well, jumped well and headed the ball passed the keeper. That was the cardinal extent of the two sides.”
Hone thinks that every team needs goal-scorers, something Cadamarteri possesses, and believes that the player should be given a longer look. “I think you can just see, that he’s a goalscorer,” Hone added. Well, then, why he hasn’t started more games is a query that will be made. He has scored the most goals in the current premier league, and in my view, he should have played more for Lincoln.
Cadamarteri’s form should further entice Sheffield Wednesday’s boss Danny Rohl to consider bringing him back in the team by the next season. For now, it will be business as usual for Cadamarteri in essence searching for as many goals as she can get and excel at Lincoln City.