Edin Dzeko (continued)

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With the formation we are now playing, we really haven't replaced Carlos Tevez. Dzeko is simply not good enough. It's highlighted even more when you see the impeccable touch and movement from the likes of Aguero, Nasri and Silva. Dzeko is more of a hazard to the style of play than a contribution. On his day he came be an asset but they are too few and far between for a title challenging side.
 
Yates said:
With the formation we are now playing, we really haven't replaced Carlos Tevez. Dzeko is simply not good enough. It's highlighted even more when you see the impeccable touch and movement from the likes of Aguero, Nasri and Silva. Dzeko is more of a hazard to the style of play than a contribution. On his day he came be an asset but they are too few and far between for a title challenging side.


A fair assesment, his touch is unlikely to get better which is a shame.

Welcome to the forum Yates, enjoy the ride mate :)
 
Without taking last nights game into isolation, you can't really blame Dzeko for the way he's playing. He's looking at our 2 first choice strikers with 20 odd goals each and probably feels like he's being left behind. He often says in post match interviews that it's all about the team when asked about a goal he may have scored. It's not though. How many times this season has he had the option to play in an unmarked team mate, yet elected to take a wild swing at it? It's understandable that he doesn't want to be seen as 3rd choice but his actions now are costing us.
 
2sheikhs said:
Without taking last nights game into isolation, you can't really blame Dzeko for the way he's playing. He's looking at our 2 first choice strikers with 20 odd goals each and probably feels like he's being left behind. He often says in post match interviews that it's all about the team when asked about a goal he may have scored. It's not though. How many times this season has he had the option to play in an unmarked team mate, yet elected to take a wild swing at it? It's understandable that he doesn't want to be seen as 3rd choice but his actions now are costing us.
If he finished his chances he would have the same. Too often he just twats it as hard as he can and the ball balloons in to the stand.
 
Right from the very start of his career with us, it was clear that he's a player that thrives on game time and building his confidence. When he is playing and confident, he is an excellent striker. He has two good feet and an instinctive eye for goal. He can turn in an instant inside the box and find the net with either foot. In a word, he can be lethal, as we saw in the Spurs 5-1 away a couple of seasons ago.

Unfortunately, we haven't seen him in that mode for some time and his composure in front of goal at the moment is down the toilet. Perhaps he does feel under enormous pressure to perform, given we have 3 other top strikers. Whatever the reason, it just isn't working right now, notwithstanding his contributing a goal here and there.
 
Chippy_boy said:
Right from the very start of his career with us, it was clear that he's a player that thrives on game time and building his confidence. When he is playing and confident, he is an excellent striker. He has two good feet and an instinctive eye for goal. He can turn in an instant inside the box and find the net with either foot. In a word, he can be lethal, as we saw in the Spurs 5-1 away a couple of seasons ago.

Unfortunately, we haven't seen him in that mode for some time and his composure in front of goal at the moment is down the toilet. Perhaps he does feel under enormous pressure to perform, given we have 3 other top strikers. Whatever the reason, it just isn't working right now, notwithstanding his contributing a goal here and there.

I'd love to see the minutes that all three have played in total. I bet that after Sergios injuries are taken into account, that Edin isn't too far behind Sergio in terms of minutes played.

Main gripe with me is the same that it has been for 2 seasons, too many moves break down when the ball comes into his feet, his awareness his poor but i also appreciate that the way we play doesn't suit his game, which is why I think he will be gone in the summer.
 
Matty said:
citijin said:
Matty said:
I think there's a decent chance (well, more than decent if I'm honest) that we'll sell him in the Summer. He'll only have 12 months left on his contract and his style really doesn't suit the way in which we're trying to play. I think we'll need to replace him with another striker (I don't think Aguero, Negredo, Jovetic on their own is enough, and I doubt Guidetti will be trusted to carry too much of the weight, if any) but both parties would probably benefit from a passing of the ways. You'd suspect Dortmund may well view him as a good replacement for the departing Lewandowski, but there's no certainty there. Maybe we'd look at Mario Mandzukic as his place in Bayern's lineup must be under threat from the aforementioned Lewandowski next season, although whether he'd suit our style either is debatable.
Dortmund to buy dzeko .... hahaha hahahaha
It's certainly a possibility, they clearly have a need for a new striker, Dzeko has a history with the Bundesliga, experience of Champion's League football etc. He's not as good as Lewandowski, but Dortmund won't be able to find someone who is and also falls within their budget.

I admire you.
You have some phenomenal control of your tempers! Two great posts as a response to wanker who is making fun of your player. Quality.<br /><br />-- Tue Feb 04, 2014 6:33 pm --<br /><br />
FredTilson said:
Matty said:
citijin said:
Dortmund to buy dzeko .... hahaha hahahaha
It's certainly a possibility, they clearly have a need for a new striker, Dzeko has a history with the Bundesliga, experience of Champion's League football etc. He's not as good as Lewandowski, but Dortmund won't be able to find someone who is and also falls within their budget.
He's very unsuitable for Dortmund's style. They rely on their striker to provide lightning fast transition from the midfield to attack, Dzeko would be one of the worst strikers for that.

Fred,

Do you watch bundesliga on regular basis? Did you watch Edin whilst he played there? It's totally opposite style of football there bar Bayern.
 
TCIB said:
Yates said:
With the formation we are now playing, we really haven't replaced Carlos Tevez. Dzeko is simply not good enough. It's highlighted even more when you see the impeccable touch and movement from the likes of Aguero, Nasri and Silva. Dzeko is more of a hazard to the style of play than a contribution. On his day he came be an asset but they are too few and far between for a title challenging side.


A fair assesment, his touch is unlikely to get better which is a shame.

Welcome to the forum Yates, enjoy the ride mate :)

Cheers mate, I look forward to it :). I've actually been on the site for around 2 years but couldn't sign in and realised I hadn't verified my previous account so had to make a new one haha
 
JasminBosnia said:
Matty said:
citijin said:
Dortmund to buy dzeko .... hahaha hahahaha
It's certainly a possibility, they clearly have a need for a new striker, Dzeko has a history with the Bundesliga, experience of Champion's League football etc. He's not as good as Lewandowski, but Dortmund won't be able to find someone who is and also falls within their budget.

I admire you.
You have some phenomenal control of your tempers! Two great posts as a response to wanker who is making fun of your player. Quality.

-- Tue Feb 04, 2014 6:33 pm --

FredTilson said:
Matty said:
It's certainly a possibility, they clearly have a need for a new striker, Dzeko has a history with the Bundesliga, experience of Champion's League football etc. He's not as good as Lewandowski, but Dortmund won't be able to find someone who is and also falls within their budget.
He's very unsuitable for Dortmund's style. They rely on their striker to provide lightning fast transition from the midfield to attack, Dzeko would be one of the worst strikers for that.

Fred,

Do you watch bundesliga on regular basis? Did you watch Edin whilst he played there? It's totally opposite style of football there bar Bayern.
Jasmin, dzeko will play in the Bosnian league next year. they will be happy to have him there, i am sure :)
 
Can't wait for Dzeko to leave your pathetic club. Instant fans, instant club... no history - someone should chain you to the Championship where you naturally belong.

Come on Chelsea!
 
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