nehe11 said:I thought he was decent tonight.razinho said:If you looked at Dzeko's performance tonight you would say he was pretty terrible, but when you compare him to Lewandowski's, it hits home what a striker of that size should actually be doing. I can understand that Edin didn't have as many chances, but even his holding up and passing was atrocious.
WimbledonRd said:nehe11 said:I thought he was decent tonight.razinho said:If you looked at Dzeko's performance tonight you would say he was pretty terrible, but when you compare him to Lewandowski's, it hits home what a striker of that size should actually be doing. I can understand that Edin didn't have as many chances, but even his holding up and passing was atrocious.
I thought Edin did well also. Held up well, drew defenders well, reacted fast.
I am getting frustrated by Aguero's reluctance to pass. I feel his greed might have cost us a victory. There were at least 2 instances in which Edin was in a clearly better position to score and Aguero simply decided to go it alone.
mcfc-mark said:Might aswell sell Dzeko in January. Fantastic player and an outstanding professional but if we're not going to play him right then we might aswell not play him at all. Asking Edin to play with his back to goal and playing intricate little passes is as good as sticking Aguero in DM and hoping for the best. Time and time again we have seen that, despite our system, when our style of play has altered momentarily and somebody plays Edin through, majority of the time he will score. Exactly how he used to score at Wolfsburg. If we can't build a team to suit him then there isn't much point in having him here, it just isn't fair in my opinion. There's still a huge place in the modern game for players like Edin, and if Mancini pulls his finger out and comes to realise this, there's no reason why he couldn't be first choice CF for us for years to come.
alky313 said:Kun Aguero said:I think today shows who the clear winner is.
Manchester City?