Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:Kladze wrote:Aguero is a technically superior player to Tevez.
If he can quickly develop a good understanding with either Dzeko or Balotelli we could well be getting the thick end of a good wedge for once.
I don't know about technically SUPERIOR but pretty much as good. Aguero is also quite strong same way as SWP is strong ie he will not be pushed off the ball easily and can win some balls. He covers as much grass as Tevez do. Only real difference is that I think Aguero has even MORE bit of magic about him than Tevez but on the other hand Tevez is more willing to drop REALLY deep to pick up some balls.
I'd see a forward NOT dropping really deep as something of a bonus. It's always been a bugbear of mine about Tevez that he occupies the space that other players should be doing (eg, the midfield), and therefore we always seem to be one man short in attack.
Rooney did it for years, the only season he stuck to his position he had his best ever season from a goalscoring perspective.
I'd much rather allow a midfielder to move into the space behind the main striker, as that would give us 4 players as an option in any attacking situation. Interestingly, Nasri & Schneider excel at this art even more than Silva