Bigga
Well-Known Member
Re: Edin Dzeko legend
I think I'll waffle you to death...
Have we not changed system or, at least added, to it? Has Mancini determined that Tévez and Aguero are the lead players for the striker role, up top, regardless of form? If this is the case (and I suspect it is) then Edin Dzeko will have to find the time to work out the system in actual play, rather than in practice (real play and practice are different levels as you cannot legislate for opposition play, except to surmise their actions) and that is from the bench.
He would have to work out who to exchange positions with and the responsibility of that new position, when to go or if to drop in to mid or hold the line depending on who makes way for the sub. Each forward player offers different permutations to this fact.
And this is from the bench where impact is paramount.
Playing from the start would allow Edin's play to flow 'naturally' after a run of games in a new system (he knows more about it now than the start of the season), but that does not exclude finding tempo/ confidence/ whatever that his other more regular team mates have in their tank.
We're a few more games in and, eventually, this cannot be used as an excuse, but I think it's fair to say Dzeko deserves a run of games, whether he scores or not. He will still be there to cause teams problems.
Like Tévez.
pominoz said:Bigga said:pominoz said:Really?, why is that?
Do you think that if he was not here, we would not have a top class player in his place?
One that may, just may, be able to play well for 90 minutes on a regular basis?.
I like him for what he is good at, and that is scoring against tired teams in the last 20 minutes. As for a regular starter, no thanks.
All players need a run of games to find their feet, whether to find their tempo/ fitness/ work out the system/ score goals/ confidence/ whatever; so what you suggest about Dzeko is nonsense.
Why do you think the Prem is so sluggish, as a whole, for the first 5 - 8 games...?
Yeah, silly me, i mean the poor guy has only had 22 months to work out the system and adapt.
I think I'll waffle you to death...
Have we not changed system or, at least added, to it? Has Mancini determined that Tévez and Aguero are the lead players for the striker role, up top, regardless of form? If this is the case (and I suspect it is) then Edin Dzeko will have to find the time to work out the system in actual play, rather than in practice (real play and practice are different levels as you cannot legislate for opposition play, except to surmise their actions) and that is from the bench.
He would have to work out who to exchange positions with and the responsibility of that new position, when to go or if to drop in to mid or hold the line depending on who makes way for the sub. Each forward player offers different permutations to this fact.
And this is from the bench where impact is paramount.
Playing from the start would allow Edin's play to flow 'naturally' after a run of games in a new system (he knows more about it now than the start of the season), but that does not exclude finding tempo/ confidence/ whatever that his other more regular team mates have in their tank.
We're a few more games in and, eventually, this cannot be used as an excuse, but I think it's fair to say Dzeko deserves a run of games, whether he scores or not. He will still be there to cause teams problems.
Like Tévez.