Mase wrote:Both similar in stature and build. But can anyone point out the difference in play between the two?
Avalon wrote:Dzeko's first touch was good. He just wasn't getting the ball. Whether it was because Balo wasn't releasing him, he wasn't in the right areas, or not available is another matter. I saw very little of him on the ball. We could have had more crosses in and used Dzeko's and Balo's arial prowess, but we didn't.
guv111 wrote:It was sunny and warm when Dzeko had his run of two good games.
BlueinBosnia wrote:guv111 wrote:It was sunny and warm when Dzeko had his run of two good games.
Erm, do you know anything about geography? Dzeko has played his entire career in countries/regions where the winter temperature drops below -10. His hometown's winter temperature reaches something like -23. Also, at Wolfsburg, his best run of form was in Feb & March, I seem to recall.
Avalon wrote:I don't think he should. I think Dzeko should remain in between the two defenders, or near them and not start running around. He has great ball control and has the ability to release players. A few times I saw him in areas I wasn't expecting him, but quite often he just didn't get the ball at all, even when he was available. Dzeko didn't have a good match though and I am not trying to protect him, but he could have had a few more balls his way.
Then again, at the end of the match, Milner and Zaba had oceans of space on the right side, yet we were all on the left. One cross to the opposide of the patch would have created plenty of chances.
Bridge'srightfoot wrote:Dzeko shouldn't have played tonight. We should have gone for an extra midfielder, such as Nasri or even Barry and put Balotelli upfront. Hindsight's a wonderful thing though.
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