Well, that's not true.
In 16/17 with Zlatan, Rashford had 5 league goals playing 1703 minutes. While Antony had 9 league goals playing 1774 minutes in 20/21.
In 17/18 with Lukaku, Rashford had 7 league goals playing 1810 minites. While Antony had 8 league goals playing 1736 minutes in 21/22.
You were the one who started talking about Salah, Mane, Rashford, and Antony's stats. The 55 goals was you the one who mentioned it first, Antony's stats at ajax was also you, and your false statement about Rashford had better scoring stats than Antony were also started by you, which I had to reveal their stats to call it as false.
In fact, I didn't base it on stats butI based it on what I watched and I view Antony and Rashford talent as more goals provider than assist provider. The reason why you are seeing Antony plays more like a winger because he doesn't play with the Bergkamp type of striker.
You clearly misintepreted the opinion because you were the one who said this signing is a high risk. And I made a point that it shouldn't be matter anyway because high reward usually come from high risk, which the meaning is the signing might have high risk but if ten Hag can get the best out of him then we can get high reward of signing world class potential instead. Hence what I like about ten Hag at ajax developing players.
Whether ten Hag wants Felix or no is not really how the argument started though. You have no right to tell me not to talk about it. You were the one who jumped into my conversation, so you should have never jump into this conversation.
I raised a valid argument about how Bergkamp type of striker could benefit both Rashford and Antony, even though I am not in agreement or disagreement about this but as neutral perspective I see it as valid argument because I witnessed how Rashford looks better when playing with Martial while Liverpool won the league with Firmino to get the best out of Mane and Salah.
This valid argument is also aligned with ten Hag knows how to use formation with Bergkamp type of striker as he played Tadic in a role of false 9 where the striker offers more creativity and link up. And I see Felix to be developed world class in the same role or type of striker, and this is aligned with what I view in ten Hag's asset in developing players. It looks to me that you are not so convinced that ten Hag has the ability to develop players.
