Lentwood
Full Member
Cavani was phenomenal last night and it would be very sad to see him go at the end of the season. Likewise, Zlatan did an amazing job for us on and off the pitch.
It seems that these legendary, experienced CFs really drive their teammates on to hit higher heights with their commitment, experience and the way they demand service.
My question is, with the impact these two players have had, should we now always be on the lookout for an older striker? They often seem to be very undervalued by the market...what’s 20 goals a season worth?
Personally, it’s the one position I don’t really care about longevity. If a player gets 15/20 goals I don’t care how old they are or how long they stick around...it’s a specialist position
Secondly, if Cavani does go, which legendary, combative, formerly world-class CF might fit the bill to replace him? Dare I suggest....Luis Suarez? Maybe Lewandowski? Or even Ronaldo?
It seems that these legendary, experienced CFs really drive their teammates on to hit higher heights with their commitment, experience and the way they demand service.
My question is, with the impact these two players have had, should we now always be on the lookout for an older striker? They often seem to be very undervalued by the market...what’s 20 goals a season worth?
Personally, it’s the one position I don’t really care about longevity. If a player gets 15/20 goals I don’t care how old they are or how long they stick around...it’s a specialist position
Secondly, if Cavani does go, which legendary, combative, formerly world-class CF might fit the bill to replace him? Dare I suggest....Luis Suarez? Maybe Lewandowski? Or even Ronaldo?
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