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Case for the defence

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  1. Charlie Dogscock

    Charlie Dogscock Well-Known Member

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    Good!

    As soon as we get the knacker out of the first team the better! He's a waste of space and we play better without him, I've had enough of him getting chance after chance. All our defenders have already outscored him playing from their natural positions, just stick one up front and allow them to do it regularly.
     
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  2. Howe's about that then?

    Howe's about that then? Well-Known Member

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    In one campaign?? What season was that? That is impressive to be fair
     
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  3. Charlie Dogscock

    Charlie Dogscock Well-Known Member

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    No, over their Toon career.
     
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  4. Charlie Dogscock

    Charlie Dogscock Well-Known Member

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    Sorry didn't notice the in one campaign cavaet.

    I can't think of many who scored more than the 4 Schar got last season in that case.
     
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  5. Roland Deschain

    Roland Deschain Well-Known Member

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    I do think there's a bit more to being a striker than just sticking Schar there!! We've seen from Joelinton, who's allegedly a forward player, that if you don't know how to position yourself you're a total passenger.

    FWIW I think we should abandon longer balls and give up trying to play with a target man. Genuinely we'd be better off not having a striker and adding another midfielder in a unique 5-5-0 formation. The wide players would be St Max and Almiron whose jobs would be to win corners, rather than score goals.
     
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