Whatever man. If you can't admit he was good against Chelsea, then we're way too far apart. The point I was making was a very narrow one, I don't want to get into the Fred is good or bad debate, you can write volumes about it and it still won't be resolved. My argument was a very narrow response to this post:
He does go up high to pressure and players do often beat his pressure which leaves a wide open gap in midfield they can attack into. I'm just saying you can plug that by playing a DM behind him and continuing to utilize him high up the pitch.