Lancet Fluke
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Are you suggesting that "not doing so bad" justifies a football manager not taking the opposition into account when setting his own team up?
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Player Topic: Wilfried Bony (2015/16)
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cleavers
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Funny that, in the PL Bony has 1 less goal than Sterling, but Sterling needs to up his rate, whilst Bony is "banging them in", and Sterling isn't actually a striker, they have the same number of assists. Sterling has 2 appearances more (Subs on and off are similar).Bony is banging them in now. Sterling needs to improve his goal output.
Bony is better than Remy. Torres? Really?Remy, Walcott, Sturridge, morata/dybala, Torres/martinez.
Barca - if one of the 3 best forwards in the world is missing 2 are still playing
Real - if Benzema is injured they make do with Ronaldo.
As much as Bony is alright he's also not versatile enough to be any more than a "second striker" whereas if it was someone like griezmann or aubameyang they'd be harder to categorise
Bayern - if lewa injured then Muller
Remy, Walcott and Torres? You've got to be having a laugh, you'd be lucky to get £10m for the three of them combined. Sturridge isn't backup either, he's just a cripple, Benteke is the the backup and he's no better than Bony. As for the Ronaldo/Muller/Barca ones, they are players who'd be in the starting 11 anyway, so they really aren't back up strikers.Remy, Walcott, Sturridge, morata/dybala, Torres/martinez.
Barca - if one of the 3 best forwards in the world is missing 2 are still playing
Real - if Benzema is injured they make do with Ronaldo.
As much as Bony is alright he's also not versatile enough to be any more than a "second striker" whereas if it was someone like griezmann or aubameyang they'd be harder to categorise
Bayern - if lewa injured then Muller
avoidconfusion
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Everytime Bony scores it almost looks like an accident to me.
Tim of the Oak
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Everytime Bony scores it almost looks like an accident to me.
Does this include Bony's clinical strikes against Hull and the Swans! Even the Broussia goal showed decent reactions to make the most of the rebound!
I'd swap Bony for Walcott in a cold second.Remy, Walcott and Torres? You've got to be having a laugh, you'd be lucky to get £10m for the three of them combined. Sturridge isn't backup either, he's just a cripple, Benteke is the the backup and he's no better than Bony. As for the Ronaldo/Muller/Barca ones, they are players who'd be in the starting 11 anyway, so they really aren't back up strikers.
Fast, mobile, Home Grown and can play across the front line. Where do I sign?
Yes but you also want Wilfried Bony to be more like Joshua King, so I'm guessing that running fast is high on your list of priorities for a strikerI'd swap Bony for Walcott in a cold second.
Fast, mobile, Home Grown and can play across the front line. Where do I sign?
Moving would be my preference. Bony of Swansea would be my number one choice.Yes but you also want Wilfried Bony to be more like Joshua King, so I'm guessing that running fast is high on your list of priorities for a striker
mosssideblue
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Are you suggesting that "not doing so bad" justifies a football manager not taking the opposition into account when setting his own team up?
Do you really believe Pellers does not consider the opposition?
He might not be the best manager in the world, but he hasn't got to where he has by winging it.
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