salfordbluetrue
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i would not take him on a free great in the air powerful but slow . and yes slower than dzeco best transfer munich made over the last three years was getting rid
salfordbluetrue said:i would not take him on a free great in the air powerful but slow . and yes slower than dzeco best transfer munich made over the last three years was getting rid
BigOscar said:Nothing against him, but I can barely see the point in one Dzeko, two just seems excessive. Same goes for De Bruyne and Sneijder, we seem to be being linked with people who we already have players capable of doing their job. You'd think we'd be more in for players we actually need instead
Much like with Bony, I'd have no objection in replacing Dzeko with Mandzukic, but I can't see why we'd want both of them.LoveCity said:BigOscar said:Nothing against him, but I can barely see the point in one Dzeko, two just seems excessive. Same goes for De Bruyne and Sneijder, we seem to be being linked with people who we already have players capable of doing their job. You'd think we'd be more in for players we actually need instead
2 key differences:
Mandzukic will work harder for the team consistently. In Simeone's words, "Mandzukic brings character, committment and strength" and Simeone demands 100% or else will kill the player's family :). Dzeko's attitude has improved a lot but he still doesn't throw himself around enough, which can be frustrating.
Mandzukic has scored a goal every 3.18 shots this season compared to Dzeko's goal per 11.3 shots. Last season, it was 4.48 (Mandzukic) vs. 6.48 (Dzeko, in probably his best season ever) and those fine margins can be important. Every year Mandzukic does this, he isn't the most showy striker but is one of the best at actually putting the ball between the sticks and that clinical edge can decide a tense big game when a player has 1 chance to score.
He can also play as a lone striker very well (look at his performance vs. Arsenal a couple of years back) when Aguero gets crocked.
BigOscar said:Nothing against him, but I can barely see the point in one Dzeko, two just seems excessive. Same goes for De Bruyne and Sneijder, we seem to be being linked with people who we already have players capable of doing their job. You'd think we'd be more in for players we actually need instead
Well if you consider that we have a finite amount of money and foreign squad places, I don't see much value in these players. We already have Silva, Nasri, Milner and Navas, not to mention Yaya if we were to play the way a lot of us want us to play, then we have Lopes, Barker, Pozo waiting to get into those places in the next year or two, along with a few others like Dilrosun and Celina a little further away.Kun Aguero said:BigOscar said:Nothing against him, but I can barely see the point in one Dzeko, two just seems excessive. Same goes for De Bruyne and Sneijder, we seem to be being linked with people who we already have players capable of doing their job. You'd think we'd be more in for players we actually need instead
It's not about having players capable of a job it's about having enough players sop that the team improves but so we don't have players with ego's who make for a unhappy camp. I wouldn't complain about having Wes or KDB(would prefer KDB if I had to choose who's like Milner with goals.)
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