All of which he can do up front as a striker, while working on his ability to hold up and link up play if it isn't good enough. Where his natural ability can be focussed into a small box, while getting on the end of chances as well. I prefer not to see him in scenarios where he has acres of space to make midfield and wide player decisions. If they're one on ones and he's bottling them, then fine he can be dropped or rotated.
I don't really care how good or bad he was/is/or can be and/or in what position. He's a striker by mould and I want him to go back to playing up front as first or x choice and then if we absolutely have nobody to play wide because the four other world class players on either flank are injured then he can play there if he can't get a run around up front. The flow on effect will be that would mean having a much better balanced all-round squad and you can get a better picture of what his game actually is. If he's a goalscorer put him in positions to score goals, he clearly over the last year and a bit's of resume is not a wide player. It is a mixed bag of "that was pretty greedy, a lot like a striker", "you didn't have a clue what you were doing there because you didn't look up... much like a striker" and "you went clean through and you fecked it up, don't worry get the next one... like a striker."
