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The remarkable thing about Cisse is that despite being a limited footballer, he does find himself on the end of an awful lot of chances.Originally posted by murder_inc View PostNo, this is what you said "He would score more than kuyt, crouch, bellamy, torres, villa or tevez would if played as our main striker next season.
so the question is...what is rafa's problem?"
That my fury little friend is a load of old bollocks. Why would we even contemplate using Cisse as our main striker when he is dog ****? He has plenty of oportunitys to show his class but has NEVER delivered. Cant shoot, constantly offside, a moaning toss bag oh, and did i say ****?
15-20 goals a season
i dont think so mate. He cant get that many in the ****test league in the world (France) so what makes you think he can even get HALF that in the toughest league in the world?
Suppose you think we should try and re-sign Baros and Meijer as well.
Granted he misses most of them but not always and they do add up.
I don't think 15-20 goals is necessarily unrealistic for a fit Djib, playing regularly, in his favoured postition, for a decent premiership team (hopefully not us).
He'd probably miss twice as many sitters along the way though.It's not good because it's rude. It's good because it looks like it's good because it's rude.
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Drogba has always had a 1 in 2 scoring rate at Chelsea at least over a season. Last year 1 in 1.6.Originally posted by Alpha View PostOkay, so perhaps Drogba wasn't equally as useless at Djib but a striker who doesn't score many goals and gets ridiculed by his own fans can't be that great either. Or so we all thought."The man who never alters his opinion is like standing water, and breeds reptiles of the mind."
-- William Blake
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2004-05: 1 in 2.56Originally posted by dww View PostDrogba has always had a 1 in 2 scoring rate at Chelsea at least over a season. Last year 1 in 1.6.
2005-06: 1 in 2.75
2006-07: 1 in 1.8.
Still better than I thought though.
It's not good because it's rude. It's good because it looks like it's good because it's rude.
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Thats league only, or sub appearances didn't count in the tables I saw - either that or the site I checked was wrong.Originally posted by Alpha View Post2004-05: 1 in 2.56
2005-06: 1 in 2.75
2006-07: 1 in 1.8.
Still better than I thought though.
Not that it makes a big difference to the point. He was always a good/effective player."The man who never alters his opinion is like standing water, and breeds reptiles of the mind."
-- William Blake
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I shall reluctantly concede.Originally posted by dww View PostThats league only, or sub appearances didn't count in the tables I saw - either that or the site I checked was wrong.
Not that it makes a big difference to the point. He was always a good/effective player.
It's not good because it's rude. It's good because it looks like it's good because it's rude.
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Mate,Maybe thats the reason most of us are racking up our internet forum post counts on a friday afternoon while Jose Mourinho is the one of the best managers in the world.Originally posted by Alpha View PostOkay, so perhaps Drogba wasn't equally as useless at Djib but a striker who doesn't score many goals and gets ridiculed by his own fans can't be that great either. Or so we all thought.
I think the problem for Drogba was his price tag.In a non Abramovitch world I think he would have gone for around 14-15 and people would not have been so harsh on him.You normally expect a 24 million striker to be more elegant.Add to it his totally unlikeable persona- the diving, whining.
Agree with your statement about Cisse seeming to get a decent amount of chances. I think his directness and pace frightens a lot of lower standard premiership defenders. One of the reasons Rafa hated him is his lack of awareness of other players. But his directness might have been a big asset against low quality defenders where you actually dont need to be technically proficient to score.
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And if any of the others you talked about were played as the main striker they would score at least that amount.Originally posted by Reds08 View Post**** off:whatever:
I raised a question, some dismissed it, others could see my point. Too much time on my hands, probably, but just because i may dare to be critical of rafa and his transfer policy it doesn't make me a manc. I know cisse is **** as much as the next man, but the way he plays, IF he was played as a main striker he would probably score between 15-20, in spite of his other faults.You learn nothing reading signatures.
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Originally posted by The_weatherman View PostReally, would he? Maybe it´s just a case of him ot fitting into Rafa´s plans. Ged could have used him as we used to sit really deep and bomb the ball over the opponents defence for Owen.
Under Rafa, Cisse really has no function, cant cross so cant play on the wing, can hardly pass or manouver past a player so he cant play against a jammed defence that sits back, what´s left? The Houllier way. Oh, and as dww says, his runs were poorly timed and his finishing lack finesse so he can hardly be used for that role either if the defenders and goalie know what to do.
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