So it wasn't Yaya then, all Dzeko?
The fact is Dzeko came on helped in the build up
this, zab has been excellent for the last few games but i thought he was average yesterday. time for micah to come back in and provide the extra attacking dimensionhgblue said:Would be my only change for Sunday, Richards for Zab. Gives us a fantastic attacking option, especially against lesser opposition at home.
sweynforkbeard said:johnbmcr said:sweynforkbeard said:I ordered the victory beacon on Forkbeard Tor to be lit, distributed kindling and pots of aubergine jelly to the hovels of the peasantry and had Simkins book the suite at the bordello.
hope they got you free range organic road kill halal low fat fat jelly the other stuff I find is too claugy
It is grown in the family aubergine meadow and laced with inner thigh sweat wrung from the tutus of the Ballet Russe.
RossiBenayoun said:So it wasn't Yaya then, all Dzeko?
The whole team were immense but the thread is about Dzeko's performance?!
The fact is Dzeko came on helped in the build up
The key word is helped.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader said:Ever since FatPhil diddled him at Anfield he's kept his arms out of sight and deliberately sticks 'em behind his back. Mind, if he shoved 'em up his arse to the armpit, FatPhil'd still be waving his arms about and pointing to the spot.
ed10 said:aguero and dzeko is the best and most dangerous option in attack.
Anyone slagging Dzeko off seriously don't know what they are talking about. He came off the bench after barely playing for 2 months and helped hugely in box areas of the pitch.
His flick to De Jong helped create space in the midfield which subsequently led to the first goal. He held the ball up well after we scored the first and yes his touch doesn't always fill you with confidence but again he hasn't had a lot of football recently. He tracked back well and also is a huge asset when we are defending set plays with slender leads.