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2019/20 Moise Kean

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buededw1 said:
Well it kind of was all relevant. We will agree to disagree.
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Well no its not though is it? At this point in time Kean does no warrant a place int he side and offers less than DLC. It hopefully wont always stay that way but right now he does not deserve a place in the first team based on any kind of metric.

Kean needs to take his chance when it comes.
 

Papa Shango said:
Well no its not though is it? At this point in time Kean does no warrant a place int he side and offers less than DLC. It hopefully wont always stay that way but right now he does not deserve a place in the first team based on any kind of metric.

Kean needs to take his chance when it comes.
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I'm not your missus mate, no need to keep arguing. I said agree to disagree. I have no more to say on the matter.
 

Eggs said:
...I just don’t get this argument at all, the lads a striker and they thrive on the skill set of a striker. Richarlison showed how to do it against a West Ham, Kean has all the physical attributes to play that role.
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strikers are not just strikers though, the position has a wide range of variation. Kean, tosun are not target men, DCL probably is, that’s why he play’s so much. Lukaku is a prime example of this, has all the attributes of a target man but yet isn’t one. It’s the same all over the pitch, Sigurdsson and iwobi are attacking midfielders, yet two completely different players.
 
Tony1985 said:
strikers are not just strikers though, the position has a wide range of variation. Kean, tosun are not target men, DCL probably is, that’s why he play’s so much. Lukaku is a prime example of this, has all the attributes of a target man but yet isn’t one. It’s the same all over the pitch, Sigurdsson and iwobi are attacking midfielders, yet two completely different players.
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...Richarlison against West Ham is a great example for Kean (and DCL). He wasn’t a target man per se, he went to war with two physical CBs and gave them a torrid time. He played on their shoulders and ran them ragged in the channels. DCL is more effective at those things than Kean, but he shouldn’t be. There are so many aspects to the strikers role, it’s a great position to play.
 

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