simon23 said:I have no problem with Bon at all as a player...he is a very good forward who will score goals...its where he fits into the system that is the problem
Played as a loan striker then fine...but do we drop aguero to fit him in? Obviously not in most games aguero has to start
Therefore for him to play we have to play with two firwards which then gives us the problem of the old 4-4-2 arguement.
aguero isnt tevez.......his dropping deep into midfield in nowhere near as effective...he cannt tackle and harry as well as tevez used to do...he tries but he is nowhere near as good at it......and im not sure if this is somethign that BOny can do (im prepared to be corrected on that however
so if we play both players and assuming that you would also start Yaya and Silva then how do we play?
The only way i see it is
-----------Aguero-------------- Bony
------------------------Silva
milner--------=yaya------------------ferd
----------------Back 4--------------------------
--------------------GK-------------------------------------------------
That to me is way to open.....but i wouldnt have any other players in there (nasri, navas or fernando are the ones from midfield missing out)
So if Aguero starts then for Bony to play we have to go 4-4-2.........and we know the problems with that already!
For me our best starting 11 for the big games is this
----------------Aguero
-Silva----------------------------Nasri
-----ferd------ yaya-----milner-------
clichy Mangala Kompany Zabba
--------------Hart---------------------
you could argue over nasri and navas as both are equally frustrating in different ways
For me, if BOny plays one of the two forwards has to be able to drop deeper...aguero would be that man but im not sure we wan him doing that
we dont seem to have the players to suit either system of play and come up short which ever way but the 4-5-1 for me is the strongest team we can put out with basically both ferd and milner sitting behind yaya and covering the spaces that barca and liverpool (and various other teams exploit when we play 4-4-2
I do think we need to trend toward 4-3-3 with Aguero in the side. He's an amazing player but he doesn't press from the front the way we need him to in our current 4-2-2-2/4-4-2 alignment. I think we'd be much tougher to play against in a 4-3-3 with him, Silva, and someone given less defensive responsibility, but I don't know that he, Nasri, and Silva are enough to consistently produce goals. It's also quite a small alignment.