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The reality is - he is the goal scorer, Naismith is the one who has been told to close down. Not Lukaku.
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The reality is - he is the goal scorer, Naismith is the one who has been told to close down. Not Lukaku.
Stopped reading at 'lazy'.I`m really disappointed with Lukaku. Every time I`ve seen him this season he looks so lazy. Gives me the impression that he`s his own biggest fan. His control of the ball when its passed to him is poor, for a big lad he`s terrible in the air, doesn't seem to judge the flight of the ball very well when its played up to him. He takes his time getting back from offside positions. We saw a glimpse of how good he could be last year when he had something to prove. If he`d been wanted at Chelsea or another team with Champions League football I think he`d have gone somewhere else. We were probably the biggest club in for him so he signed his contract and will just make do with us until something better comes along.
Stopped reading at 'lazy'.
He does run alot off the ball but is lazy when it comes to staying onside.
Strikers can only make a run behind the defence once, if the midfield keep hold of the ball and don't make the pass then the striker will be offisde. Is that the striker's fault or the midfielder's?
The pace (or lack of it) when we attack undoubtably plays a part in the attackers movement, if we are to slow to see a run then the player will 9/10 times be offside. It is the lack of his urgency to get back onside once the original run has fizzled out. Near the end of the derby the ball landed by him and Emre Can barely moved because he knew Lukaku was offside like the previous 5-10 times in that game alone.