With all the hype surrounding the purchase of your £26 million striker that doesn't score, a thought occurred to me in that Mr Soldado reminds me of a certain striker we had a few years back who couldn't hit a cows arris with a banjo from 1 yard.
It was no other than the great Emile Ivanhoe Heskey, albeit slightly cheaper than the £26 m you forked out for the same goal ratio.
Are they the same type of player who just runs around a lot and does nothing else ?
Striker comparisons.
posted on 12/11/13
I compare the Soldado situation with the Giroud situation in his first season. Soldado surely has to adapt to the PL League with bigger, stronger defenders against him. Spurs bought 8 new players all have to fit together. It takes time. Fans not being patient enough. The expectations are too high.
posted on 12/11/13
Soldado = Carroll
posted on 12/11/13
Carroll at Newcastle was decent, Llori
And at the end of his Liverpool time he played some good games as well.
Most of fans dislike these kind of strikers like Carroll, Giroud because they are not easy on the eye, hard workers....They didnt get that recognition they actually deserve.
posted on 12/11/13
comment by Ilori (U18764)
posted 8 minutes ago
Soldado = Carroll
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What a muppet
Carroll cost 9m more than Soldado and is a completely different type of striker
posted on 12/11/13
comment by Doovdé™ (U2996)
posted 3 minutes ago
Doesn't score?
4 goals in 10 games say different.
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Are you replying to the wrong thread?
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"With all the hype surrounding the purchase of your £26 million striker that doesn't score"
No
posted on 12/11/13
comment by Brain (U18701)
posted 40 minutes ago
I presume this article is a wind up. Soldado is a decent finisher who relies on decent service - he is not getting this at spurs. He does not run around a lot and is not much of a physical presence.
Heskey "the balsa wood battering ram", is a terrible finisher, who runs arounds a lot with little purpose and virtually no end product.
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His 126 league & 20 International goals suggest otherwise
posted on 12/11/13
Soldado Spurs record...
12 games. 6 goals.
= 1 in 2
posted on 12/11/13
Soldado scoring one goal in every 2 games over his career, compares very favourably with most of the top prem strikers over their careers. RVP hardly scored a goal when he first arrived at Arsenal. Don`t know what all the fuss is about. I will judge Soldado, like all the other new players at the end of the season, and not a game before.
posted on 12/11/13
comment by Keep It Greasey (U1396)
posted 25 minutes ago
comment by Brain (U18701)
posted 40 minutes ago
I presume this article is a wind up. Soldado is a decent finisher who relies on decent service - he is not getting this at spurs. He does not run around a lot and is not much of a physical presence.
Heskey "the balsa wood battering ram", is a terrible finisher, who runs arounds a lot with little purpose and virtually no end product.
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His 126 league & 20 International goals suggest otherwise
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Who are you referring to? (I dont happen to know Heskey's and Soldado's stats off the top of my head)
If it's soldado, I'm not saying he is bad at all, he just needs service. If it's heskey, well he just isnt a good finisher, I don't see how you can say anything to the contrary. Using his goals record is one thing, but his strike rate is poor, and I don't believe he has scored more than 10 senior england goals after a lot of appearances.
posted on 12/11/13
Next year we will win the league when Soldado scores 20 and all our new signings click.
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