Clowncrete wrote:
Saw this on bluemoon describing his performance today.
Nigels Tackle wrote:he's putting the bo in bosnia
his play fucking stinks
ross.mcfc wrote:He is and always has been a square peg in a round hole in our side. I have no idea whose idea it was to sign him.
I think he is an excellent striker. But he is not a hold up or inter linking man. His touch is awful and he actaully slows our attacks down. He should be at the end of all these moves, not actaully involved in the build up. I am pretty sure if he played for Spurs with their style of play he would comfortably knock in 20 plus goals a season.
Sometimes certain players just do not fit in at a club. Like Torres and Chelsea. I hope he goes in the summer to a club where his style of play fits in. I wish him well but he will never be a key player at City.
dazby wrote:I've done my 'nana with him. I wanted him to come and I'm glad we got him but he just doesn't fit. We should trade him.
mcfc93 wrote:Well i guess Dzeko isnt suited for us. His not a dribbler and cant create his own chances unlike tevez or aguero. Which is why he frustrates us time and time again when he gets the ball outside the box as he has no chance at all of beating his man. What he needs to be doing is attacking the ball FIRST time(i.e. getting on the end of crosses) and NOT try to control it as he's first touch aint the best. Therefore a typical dzeko goal should be something like the one that dempsey scored against us yesterday and not an aguero-esque kind whereby it requires him to beat several man or hit a scorcher from distance. The solution would be some service from midfield as currently nobody is providing him with any. This brings up the winger issue again...we nid a winger who can cross the ball properly. So erm i think this means sinclair wouldnt be the answer we are looking for. On a side note i think we would also require some better CMs who can thread a pass. Currently Yaya's doing all the through passes and they arent rly up to scratch. Maybe we could get someone like fabregas. Pizarro too was gd for us last season...
Pretty Boy Lee wrote:mcfc93 wrote:Well i guess Dzeko isnt suited for us. His not a dribbler and cant create his own chances unlike tevez or aguero. Which is why he frustrates us time and time again when he gets the ball outside the box as he has no chance at all of beating his man. What he needs to be doing is attacking the ball FIRST time(i.e. getting on the end of crosses) and NOT try to control it as he's first touch aint the best. Therefore a typical dzeko goal should be something like the one that dempsey scored against us yesterday and not an aguero-esque kind whereby it requires him to beat several man or hit a scorcher from distance. The solution would be some service from midfield as currently nobody is providing him with any. This brings up the winger issue again...we nid a winger who can cross the ball properly. So erm i think this means sinclair wouldnt be the answer we are looking for. On a side note i think we would also require some better CMs who can thread a pass. Currently Yaya's doing all the through passes and they arent rly up to scratch. Maybe we could get someone like fabregas. Pizarro too was gd for us last season...
The problem is a lot of this whipped in goals require a striker that can be involved early and play a pass then turn and head for goal.
His touch slows us down and when he doesn't lose it he holds it and drifts wide. A simple lay back to yaya, Nasri or someone and turn and go and he's be fine.
Blue In Bolton wrote:I kind of agree with the issue of wingers and service but there was an occasion yesterday in the first half (can't remember who played the ball in) when a low cross was begging to be hit first time and Dzeko could not be bothered to get across his man at the near post for what would have been a relatively simple chance. This sums it up for me sadly and the sooner he is back in his comfort zone of the Bundesliga, the better.
maxxi wrote:Can not believe its only took people this long to realise what dzeko is really like. He is fucking shite, been playing like that every game, it wasn't a one off. He's been a disgrace all season. Point at the name on the back of your shirt somewhere else. Your not wanted here!
zuricity wrote:Blue In Bolton wrote:I kind of agree with the issue of wingers and service but there was an occasion yesterday in the first half (can't remember who played the ball in) when a low cross was begging to be hit first time and Dzeko could not be bothered to get across his man at the near post for what would have been a relatively simple chance. This sums it up for me sadly and the sooner he is back in his comfort zone of the Bundesliga, the better.
All the time Edin has been with us, i've been very reluctant to criticise him. i watched him develop and hone his skills in the Bundesliga. Edin is a great player.
There are many reasons why , to me Edin put in such an abject performance yesterday. I think it has been like a time bomb ticking and waiting to go off. Quite simply yesterday he couldn't be arsed.
I think he has already accepted he will not be with us next season .
Whilst we moan about him from yesterday. This was the guy who nailed Spurs last season , almost singlehandedly . Only to be dumped by Roberto the next week
Again final fame last season , he pulled off the equaliser. Sparked the two minute rush to the title.
I think Roberto has let him down badly since he came . Time and time again he rescued the points when a lethargic Balo, or a greedy Kun weren't doing the business.
I want him to stay, but i can't see it happening,as is often said we need plans B , C etc
Yesterday that performance stank of a 'Want out of this' attitude .
It's a shame because Roberto has got to drum into the Latin players not to always look for each other. Too often Silva has looked for Kun or Carlos, Carlos for anyone but Edin .
This has to stop , at times ( not yesterday) Edin has been in the right position , nay best position but our latin players have chosen the complicated rather than the bleedin' obvious.
Edin , often times plays alone up front , not as a lone striker.
Edin will score goals, he is a great striker.
As Roberto says, i worry about 'this' .
if he's here next season then it's not just Edin that has to change and improve, to get the best out of him
Bridge'srightfoot wrote:You have a point, but players not passing to him when they should does not explain why he can't control a 5 yard pass and has one of the worst first touches in the league.
In the Premier League the first touch is vital as you get little time on the ball. It was awful when he came and hasn't got any better.
zuricity wrote:Bridge'srightfoot wrote:You have a point, but players not passing to him when they should does not explain why he can't control a 5 yard pass and has one of the worst first touches in the league.
In the Premier League the first touch is vital as you get little time on the ball. It was awful when he came and hasn't got any better.
We all know about the first touch .
zuricity wrote:Bridge'srightfoot wrote:You have a point, but players not passing to him when they should does not explain why he can't control a 5 yard pass and has one of the worst first touches in the league.
In the Premier League the first touch is vital as you get little time on the ball. It was awful when he came and hasn't got any better.
We all know about the first touch .
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