bluethai said:Agreed 100%, if it 'aint' broke, don't fix it!BigJoe#1 said:....Just leave the strikers alone... please!!
Could RVP be another Rodney Marsh?
bluethai said:Agreed 100%, if it 'aint' broke, don't fix it!BigJoe#1 said:....Just leave the strikers alone... please!!
sir baconface said:I'm no rocket scientist but see things this way. Compared to RVP Dzeko is:
a) Already here and settled in
b) More robust, less injury-prone
c) A decent guy, well liked (presumably) by his colleagues
d) On less astronomical wages than RVP would demand
e) Likely to tolerate a reasonable amount of rotation
f) Younger, with a stronger sell-on value
f) Less talented but far from shite.
On balance that makes Dzeko non-corrosive and a better overall bet in my view. And compared to City's other strikers:
a) Well behind Aguero, Tevez and Balo in ability
b) More dependable than Tevez and Balo
c) Ahead of Balo on net contribution at the present time.
So why not keep him but give him a fairer crack of the whip on rotation? Particularly v Balo who is still immature and self-centred (although you have to like him!). And maybe some better tailored service too.
Dzeko's comments to the press were pretty innocuous. I think one or two posters have got them out of proportion. Let's be honest: City aren't a democratic outfit so maybe he had to drop a few fizzers elsewhere when he got the opportunity. He's a £27m international footballer with a 15-year career FFS. If he was happy with the present situation he wouldn't be City calibre. Better this than certain others who spring to mind, e.g. a chinless full-back or a greedy, loose-cannon of a striker. Wet farts in a space suit, those two.
Here's hoping the situation will be resolved.
peoffrey said:bluethai said:Agreed 100%, if it 'aint' broke, don't fix it!
It's not a case of it being "broke" - more Dzeko appearing to want regular first team football and us not being able to guarentee it for him.