James Constable - Style of Play

Style of Play

Constable plays as a striker and is "a big, powerful frontman with bags of pace". He has been described as being a prolific goalscorer, leading to remarks of him being a "hot-shot" and a "goal machine". He was described as a "young, hungry player with bags of potential" by Kidderminster manager Mark Yates in 2007. His strike partnership at Oxford United with Matt Green and Jamie Cook was described as "devastating" in 2009.

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