Not exact matches
Giroud always does well
as a sub, but he doesn't seem to be half
as hungry or
effective when he starts a game, and so it proved again last night,
as he doesn't play so well
as a
lone striker.
The danger is that his strength in the air becomes our one and only tactic (other than trying to win a free kick) and although he can be
effective in the right setup I don't believe that is
as a
lone striker.
Zenit was undefeated in the league until Terek beat them in St. Petersburg, and with Ailton Almeida
as the
lone striker Terek proved just exactly how
effective their counterattack based style can be when they hit the day.
How did we get in a position where one of our most dangerous players (Antonio) is rarely played in his most
effective position (wide right) and now plays
as a
lone striker after it was discovered that he wasn't a right back?