That has to be one of the most underwhelming "high-lights and skills" videos i've ever seen. Do not want.
So let's say Lewandowski gets injured tomorrow? Do you think Pizarro will be good enough to lead the charge for the CL? Or better still if Benzema got injured for Madrid, maybe our reject Hernandez will be good enough to lead their line? We can plan for as much as we like but sometimes an injury is gonna ruin your season simple as. Especially in a position where one player is going to start, you can't have a world class talent warming the bench week in week out which is pretty much the same reason most teams don't have two world class keepers.So lets say Rooney got injured around February for a month or two? You think Danny Ings will be good as a lone striker for a team challenging for the PL and CL? Seems a bit far fetched.
This feels like LvG's English Olić.
So let's say Lewandowski gets injured tomorrow? Do you think Pizarro will be good enough to lead the charge for the CL? Or better still if Benzema got injured for Madrid, maybe our reject Hernandez will be good enough to lead their line? We can plan for as much as we like but sometimes an injury is gonna ruin your season simple as. Especially in a position where one player is going to start, you can't have a world class talent warming the bench week in week out which is pretty much the same reason most teams don't have two world class keepers.
So let's say Lewandowski gets injured tomorrow? Do you think Pizarro will be good enough to lead the charge for the CL? Or better still if Benzema got injured for Madrid, maybe our reject Hernandez will be good enough to lead their line? We can plan for as much as we like but sometimes an injury is gonna ruin your season simple as. Especially in a position where one player is going to start, you can't have a world class talent warming the bench week in week out which is pretty much the same reason most teams don't have two world class keepers.
RVP is injury prone and old, Wilson is not ready.
The answer is in your post. Their alternatives will still get games and be starters when they're not playing forward which is my point. It is not viable to buy an alternative to Rooney who is a ready made finished article to warm the bench unless he can play in other positions.Munich want to replace Pizarro with a better player in the summer, who is less injured. They can also play Müller and Götze there. Also they have enough of a goal threat from wide. Madrid went 4-4-2 with Ronaldo and Bale up top, when Benzema wasn't playing with Jese as back-up. How does that compare to us signing Danny Ings?
Exactly! so we should focus on having goal threat from other positions. Having a world class player as a second option rarely if ever works.I knew this would eventually get brought up, the big difference is the huge goal threat Bayern and Real posses from the flanks, you can have a mediocre hold up #9 when you have that kind of threat from wide.
Munich want to replace Pizarro with a better player in the summer, who is less injured. They can also play Müller and Götze there. Also they have enough of a goal threat from wide. Madrid went 4-4-2 with Ronaldo and Bale up top, when Benzema wasn't playing with Jese as back-up. How does that compare to us signing Danny Ings?
Exactly! so we should focus on having goal threat from other positions. Having a world class player as a second option rarely if ever works.
That has to be one of the most underwhelming "high-lights and skills" videos i've ever seen. Do not want.
That I can't disagree with. I thought you meant that we need to buy a Cavani or something like that which is my bad.We should buy a player who can play wide and as a striker who is top drawer, not waste money on a player like Ings, we might as well just give Wilson his games or let RvP see out his year as the back-up 9.
Blunt but very true.Ings would be an awful signing.
The answer is in your post. Their alternatives will still get games and be starters when they're not playing forward which is my point. It is not viable to buy an alternative to Rooney who is a ready made finished article to warm the bench unless he can play in other positions.
Because we still have the likes of Mata, Rooney, Di Maria and potentially a player like Memphis Depay to share the goalscoring load. That's without mentioning the goals that Herrera, Fellaini and the likely central midfielder we buy in the summer will chip in with.
United supporters are conditioned to having four quality strikers. Top teams in Europe seldom boast three, never mind four. We're getting dragged into the 21st century by Van Gaal, and while I wouldn't necessarily want to rely on Ings in a second choice capacity, he really could be a canny addition to the squad.
Buying star strikers to sit on the bench while we play a 433 would be an obscene way to spend our money. I'm not saying that you're necessarily suggesting that, by the way.
He's only thirty-one like. Not that old.
He is an impact player, he isn't your regular striker who just scores goals - he does a whole lot more for a team.... at least he used to, now his movements seem off, he isn't the same player he was 2 seasons ago and with his injury problems i don't think he has much to offer as a backup, what happens when Rooney gets injured and his backup (RVP) is injured as well? and we have a CL game coming up?
EPL champions.
Chelsea (2010) - Drogba,Sturridge,Anelka,Kalou.
United(2011) - Rooney,Owen,Hernandez,Berbatov.
City(2012) - Aguero,Dzeko,Tevez,Balotelli.
United(2013) - RVP,Rooney,Welbeck,Hernandez.
City(2014) - Aguero,Dzeko,Jovetic,Negredo.
Chelsea(2015) - Costa,Drogba,Remy.
An aging,Injury Prone striker and a teenager (who is lacking in the experience department) aren't exactly the ideal back-up strikers for a team looking to contend for 4 trophies next season, besides Rooney only turns up every other game.
City and us played with 2 strikers.We're going to play with only 1 striker next season.
Reminds me of Ivica Olic....who I think LVG signed at Bayern?
Reminds me of Ivica Olic....who I think LVG signed at Bayern?
Olic's pace made him a good presser in a way I'm not sure Ings can be.
Yep, that's what came to my mind too.This transfer reeks of Alan Smith mark II. And we know how well that ended up.