Object Pool in Java

Base Objects:

// Helper Vector3D Class:
public class Vector3D
{
   public float x;
   public float y;
   public float z;

   public void Clean()
   {
       x = 0.0f;
       y = 0.0f;
       z = 0.0f;
   }

   public void Set(float x, float y, float z)
   {
       this.x = x;
       this.y = y;
       this.z = z;
   }
   
}
// Base GameObject Class:
public class GameObject
{
   public Vector3D position;
   public Vector3D rotation;
   public Vector3D scale;

   public GameObject()
   {
       position = new Vector3D();
       rotation = new Vector3D();
       scale = new Vector3D();
   }

   public void Clean()
   {
       position.Clean();
       rotation.Clean();
       scale.Clean();
   }
}

The GameObject Pool

import java.util.LinkedList;

public class GameObjectPool
{
   // Active and reserve list for the pool:
   LinkedList<GameObject> activeList;
   LinkedList<GameObject> reserveList;

   // Tracking data:
   int numberActive;
   int numberReserved;

   public GameObjectPool(int reserve = 5)
   {
       this.activeList = new LinkedList<GameObject>();
       this.reserveList = new LinkedList<GameObject>();

       this.numberActive = 0;
       this.numberReserved = 0;

       InitializeReserve(reserve);
   }

   // Helper: Initializes the reserve with X number of elements:
   private void InitializeReserve(int reserve)
   {
       for(int i = 0; i < reserve; i++)
       {
           GameObject gameObject = new GameObject();
           this.reserveList.addFirst(gameObject);
           this.numberReserved++;
       }
   }

   // Get a reserved GameObject:
   public GameObject GetGameObject()
   {
       if(this.numberReserved == 0)
       {
           // We can grow, or deny the request:
           // We'll grow:
           GameObject tmp = new GameObject();
           this.reserveList.addFirst(tmp);
           this.numberReserved++;
       }

       GameObject gameObject = this.reserveList.pop();
       this.numberReserved--;

       this.activeList.addFirst(gameObject);
       this.numberActive++;

       // Clean off the GameObject!
       gameObject.Clean();

       return gameObject;
   }

   // Recycle a GameObject that is no longer needed:
   public void ReturnGameObject(GameObject gameObject)
   {
       if(this.activeList.remove(gameObject))
       {
           this.numberActive--;

           this.reserveList.addFirst(gameObject);
           this.numberReserved++;
       }
   }
}