I only asked for clarity on a question you hadn’t answered. I know your opinion as I pointed out earlier and honestly I am bored of this back and forth. You aren’t adding anything new now.
It was already answered on the post #186 on this page. If you are bored, why not just read the post instead of making a false claim.
The contradiction as I have explained is you arguing on the one hand we need depth while being happy to play James/Greenwood as our starting RW. If Greenwood is not good enough to push Martial for a back up position then he’s not good enough to start in his weaker position. Just because James isn’t good enough to be a starter it doesn’t mean Greenwood is good competition it means that issue needs addressing. I understand your view now because you are now saying James and Greenwood is fine for RW to rotate between. I think you’re very wrong and when you keep saying I don’t understand it is funny! Just because someone disagrees with you it doesn’t mean that haven’t understood you. I simply believe you are wrong.
The purpose of having depth in striker position is so we can have someone to challenge Martial and act as rotation with Martial & Rashford so we don't need to overplay them, but in your previous post, you believed it as "backup".
Being part of starting XI doesn't make them as the focal players. With Bruno, Pogba, Martial & Rashford in the team, Ole makes them more as focal players in the team, in contrast to the role of Greenwood & James on the right which gives them less pressure on their shoulder.
Greenwood starts 6 games on the right and scored 6 goals & 1 assist. He starts 3 games as a striker and scored 0. It'll give you an idea why Ole played him more on the right than lone striker. I know you missed this point that I posted before but I'll say it again, Greenwood physically & his holding up play with centre back behind his back are still lacking to play as lone striker, this is why in his current level, he's much more effective playing on the right or as two striker position. Both roles provide him more space to get away from defenders and score. Greenwood is more in a category of complete striker, playing on the right will benefit him to learn and improve some aspect like other strikers who done it before.
Nobody is saying Sancho, Martial and Rashford are the best around and complete but they are very promising more so then Dembele and all three of them have shown far more promise in their careers then he has at any point in his. Sancho will complete the attack in the sense of having balance and top quality over the pitch unless you don’t think he is currently a top quality player or you think Rashford isn’t good enough for LF/LW or perhaps you think Martial? But as a three fluid I can’t see it not working well.
Daniel James is a player I like but if you’re honestly saying he’s good enough to start for us and offer balance when we all know he’s a LW naturally I seriously question your understanding of the squad as is.
James is not good enough to start for us to be competing winning the league. As per what you mentioned previously, we are not in that yet. At this current stage, James can still do the job until 2021 before we have the fund to sign Sancho.
I agree it’s unpopular. We know we disagree we’ve heard each other’s responses and I think we move on. The opinion is not based on what Ole wants because he has also scouted RW and Sancho so how are you deciding he wants a striker more? Can you read minds? No one can claim they know what he personally wants more between a RW and ST but you can assess the squad and make your own opinion.
You know I understand you’re being a wind up merchant now so I’m ending this discussion. If you don’t understand my position by now then as the old saying goes. Never mud wrestle a pig, you both get dirty but the pig enjoys it. It’s been emotional.
So? Means nothing because we also sent scouts to watch Dembele.
My unpopular opinion is about striker is more priority than RW, not based on Ole wants striker above winger. When I said "what Ole wanted" means that he really wanted a new striker & made it into priority. The fact that he wanted Lukaku to stay, he also wanted Haland despite having Greenwood. And despite of losing Haland, he still didn't want to put full faith on Greenwood and tried to sign striker in the last minute of the January window. At this point, Ole probably wanted both RW & ST equally. And realistically don't think we can sign both together if we can't secure Ighalo.