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Disagree entirely. Agbonlahor played badly today. Kept losing the ball, missing passes and missed an open goal. Weimann was dangerous in attacking positions and created chances for others.

 

Weimann was off the pace, made some really bad passes, poor positioning and also didn't link well.

 

 

However valid are your criticisms all I would say is Weimann played 10* better than Gabby. 

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Disagree entirely. Agbonlahor played badly today. Kept losing the ball, missing passes and missed an open goal. Weimann was dangerous in attacking positions and created chances for others.

 

Weimann was off the pace, made some really bad passes, poor positioning and also didn't link well.

 

 

However valid are your criticisms all I would say is Weimann played 10* better than Gabby. 

 

 

They were both equally as poor, neither contributed to any decent attacking play - and whilst I like both - they were not good enough today. Same for Lowton, KEA, Luna and Vlaar.

 

Clark was decent when he came on.

 

But this is for another thread.

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Neither are proper 10's the lack of a proper true 10 is killing our season.

 

Unfortunately the money was not there (according to HH) which is going to kill our season. Pisses me off how just one addition cannot happen due to **** penny pinching. 10 years ago we'd be up in arms!

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Weimann was more effective in attack than Gabby. 

 

Gabby was dispossessed once, turned the ball over once, and missed an open goal - once. 

 

Weimann created an open goal scoring opportunity, and had tried another couple of shots from nothing.

 

If anyone is to be dropped, I'd drop Gabby and play Weimann in the 10 role behind Benteke and Kozak.

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Weimann was more effective in attack than Gabby. 

 

Gabby was dispossessed once, turned the ball over once, and missed an open goal - once. 

 

Weimann created an open goal scoring opportunity, and had tried another couple of shots from nothing.

 

If anyone is to be dropped, I'd drop Gabby and play Weimann in the 10 role behind Benteke and Kozak.

There's no point playing 2 big men up front if you haven't got wingers to provide crosses.

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Weimann was more effective in attack than Gabby.

Gabby was dispossessed once, turned the ball over once, and missed an open goal - once.

Weimann created an open goal scoring opportunity, and had tried another couple of shots from nothing.

If anyone is to be dropped, I'd drop Gabby and play Weimann in the 10 role behind Benteke and Kozak.

Weimman has been poor in all 4 games. That was the first time gabby didn't play well.

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Weimann is not a number 10.

 

No, we don't have a specialist number 10. Unless Tonev or Helenius can play that role.

 

Maybe we should drop Weimann and Gabby. Gabby first, for playing worse. That was a brilliant cross by Weimann that set up the chance. You have to score that if you are a striker.

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Weimann was more effective in attack than Gabby. 

 

Gabby was dispossessed once, turned the ball over once, and missed an open goal - once. 

 

Weimann created an open goal scoring opportunity, and had tried another couple of shots from nothing.

 

If anyone is to be dropped, I'd drop Gabby and play Weimann in the 10 role behind Benteke and Kozak.

There's no point playing 2 big men up front if you haven't got wingers to provide crosses.

 

Benteke is a big guy, but he's never really been one who's needed crosses to perform 

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I thought Weimann played the best of the front 3. Worked his socks off too.

No good working hard if the quality is not there. I could do that!!!

 

 

Totally inspirational words there. Is your day job chief recruitment officer for Harry Redknapp's kamikaze squadron? 

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To be fair to Weimann, he isn't a wide forward or #10. He is basically a glorified poacher with his instinct in the box and his composure in front of goal (though he doesn't even seem to have this anymore) being his main strengths.

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