Scored what looked to be a perfectly legitimate goal yesterday.
2 in fact.
Also outscored Gabriel Jesus in each of their last 14 Arsenal PL starts.
Let's just stick to the plan and get Mudryk. Nketiah proved last season give a chance he can do the business, hence he was give a serious contract. Plus Martinelli can play through the middle. We have a long term plan and every time a player gets injured we cant just go and buy a direct replacement.
Let's just stick to the plan and get Mudryk. Nketiah proved last season given a chance he can do the business, hence he was given a serious contract. Plus Martinelli can play through the middle. We have a long term plan and every time a player gets injured we cant just go and buy a direct replacement.
In normal circumstances you would probably say we'd have to make do with Nketiah but we are in a very good position to win the league, we may not be in this position next season. With that in mind we have to go out and get someone who will score and do the job that Jesus does and Nketiah just isn't that player.
I'm less interested in the talk of another wide man coming in. I think it's more important we have an adequate replacement for Partey.
Lewandowski would be a good fit but may take a lit of persuading
Jesus hasn't really been scoring goals but his other contributions have more than made up for it.
Nketiah isn't a bad finisher and seems to have that nack of being in the right place at the right time but I fear that won't be close to enough to keep this team in top form.
The side appears to suit a link up striker, with the ability to make runs/create space but also hold up the ball and play others in. Goals end up being shared across several players.
If there's a striker in a similar style that would be good to continue continuity in Arteta's tactics, if they happen to be a more clinical finisher than Jesus then that's a massive bonus
The question I'd ask is, "How many teams in the PL would Nketiah start for if all their strikers were fit?"
I'd say 2 is a stretch (Bournemouth and Forrest). So..should he start for league leaders?? I'd say absolutely not.
He misses sitters and will score the random great goal. He has purple patches but overall, if I was a prem defender and heard that I was going up against Nketiah, I'd think we stood a good chance to limit him to the bare minimum.
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posted on 18/12/22
Scored what looked to be a perfectly legitimate goal yesterday.
posted on 18/12/22
2 in fact.
Also outscored Gabriel Jesus in each of their last 14 Arsenal PL starts.
posted on 18/12/22
Let's just stick to the plan and get Mudryk. Nketiah proved last season give a chance he can do the business, hence he was give a serious contract. Plus Martinelli can play through the middle. We have a long term plan and every time a player gets injured we cant just go and buy a direct replacement.
posted on 18/12/22
Let's just stick to the plan and get Mudryk. Nketiah proved last season given a chance he can do the business, hence he was given a serious contract. Plus Martinelli can play through the middle. We have a long term plan and every time a player gets injured we cant just go and buy a direct replacement.
posted on 19/12/22
In normal circumstances you would probably say we'd have to make do with Nketiah but we are in a very good position to win the league, we may not be in this position next season. With that in mind we have to go out and get someone who will score and do the job that Jesus does and Nketiah just isn't that player.
I'm less interested in the talk of another wide man coming in. I think it's more important we have an adequate replacement for Partey.
posted on 19/12/22
Lewandowski would be a good fit but may take a lit of persuading
posted on 19/12/22
Jesus hasn't really been scoring goals but his other contributions have more than made up for it.
Nketiah isn't a bad finisher and seems to have that nack of being in the right place at the right time but I fear that won't be close to enough to keep this team in top form.
The side appears to suit a link up striker, with the ability to make runs/create space but also hold up the ball and play others in. Goals end up being shared across several players.
If there's a striker in a similar style that would be good to continue continuity in Arteta's tactics, if they happen to be a more clinical finisher than Jesus then that's a massive bonus
posted on 19/12/22
The question I'd ask is, "How many teams in the PL would Nketiah start for if all their strikers were fit?"
I'd say 2 is a stretch (Bournemouth and Forrest). So..should he start for league leaders?? I'd say absolutely not.
He misses sitters and will score the random great goal. He has purple patches but overall, if I was a prem defender and heard that I was going up against Nketiah, I'd think we stood a good chance to limit him to the bare minimum.
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