zeven said:I believe it all come downs to each clubs standars, where ours are higher. Dezkos contribution last season may have been seen as a success at Malaga where here its not been good enough. His goal to minute ratio is good but his overall play has been shitwoolleyback blue said:CTID101 said:I don't believe that Pellegrini going to utilize Dzeko as much as people think. If you have a squad that contains the likes of Nasri, Silva, Aguero and possibly Tevez. You build your team to get the best out of them. He isn't going to change his team to suit Dzeko. Silva isn't a winger, nor is Nasri or Aguero or TeVez so where are they going to play?
Are we just going to rely on Navas to assist Dzeko?
I understand that you need sometimes a different option of the bench but we can get that elsewhere. We don't need a 27m striker sat on the bench.
I think he will be sold and someone cheap will be brought in as a backup striker unless of course Cavani is bought.
Pellegrini usilised RSC with Malaga so why shouldn't he do it with a much better forward than RSC.
This is just my two cents on the matter. and i dont care if he stays or goes
I do a agree with you, a strikers primary objective is to score. however if the player in question fails with his overall play means less chances for other players to score and an overall decrease in goals. what you need are a striker who himself scores regulary and being a huge part in building and setting up others to score too. At our level and this should be minum requirements.woolleyback blue said:zeven said:I believe it all come downs to each clubs standars, where ours are higher. Dezkos contribution last season may have been seen as a success at Malaga where here its not been good enough. His goal to minute ratio is good but his overall play has been shitwoolleyback blue said:Pellegrini usilised RSC with Malaga so why shouldn't he do it with a much better forward than RSC.
This is just my two cents on the matter. and i dont care if he stays or goes
Isn't the whole job of a striker to score goals. If Dzeko bangs in 30+ goals a season then he's doing his job. He managed 13 last season in a team that was underperforming and with limited playing time. I don't subscribe to this idea that he couldn't front up a team playing tiki taki football.
zeven said:I do a agree with you, a strikers primary objective is to score. however if the player in question fails with his overall play means less chances for other players to score and an overall decrease in goals. what you need are a striker who himself scores regulary and being a huge part in building and setting up others to score too. At our level and this should be minum requirements.
LoveCity said:zeven said:I do a agree with you, a strikers primary objective is to score. however if the player in question fails with his overall play means less chances for other players to score and an overall decrease in goals. what you need are a striker who himself scores regulary and being a huge part in building and setting up others to score too. At our level and this should be minum requirements.
Correct. If it was only about goals, Bayern would not be selling one of the most potent strikers in world football, Mario Gomez. And United would start Hernandez every game as he has one of the best strike rates in European football. But both offer very little besides the goals that contributes to the team.
g180aj said:It's a shame he hasn't burnt down his house or drove his car blindfolded just cos he felt like it, all the kids on here might love him if he did that.
BobbyLazarus said:g180aj said:It's a shame he hasn't burnt down his house or drove his car blindfolded just cos he felt like it, all the kids on here might love him if he did that.
Nah. He'd still be a big lump of a footballer.
g180aj said:yeah in comparison to mario who was a genius......oh wait!
CTID101 said:Are we just going to rely on Navas to assist Dzeko?