moodyred
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Can't believe there are still people speaking for him and putting the blame on support. This guy, you need to treat him like a post and ensure you cross the ball at the correct angle to hit him to get the ball in. In the meantime, he will find ways to miss it by mistiming his runs, falling over his feet or misplacing his shots. Also, expect him to disrupt our attack.If we get more players into the opposition box, we have an overall higher chance of scoring.
Many times when Rasmus was running into the box, he would be isolated with 2-3 defenders on him. Not to say, he didn't make mistakes. But to not acknowledge the overall lack of threat, chance creation and attacking fluidity is incorrect in my view. Sure, some other types of strikers may have done better in those circumstances, but clearly last season, we were not giving Rasmus the best chance to succeed.
How many times have we seen him waste good attacking opportunities? Enough is enough. He is not the quality we are looking for in a striker
