Kun, Kane and PEA in that order sounds right. Firmino, Jesus, Vardy, Arnautovic, Defoe and Lukaku a tier below. Morata's had a s**t season but he isn't a s**t player. Still think he can get into the top tier of strikers in the league given time.
Ranking the "big six" strikers
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Bump.
Kane
Aguero
Aubameyang
Firmino
Lukaku
Morata
Cannot believe he missed.
All 6 clubs happy enough with their CF options that they didn't buy a starter or back up.
Kane
Aguero
Aubameyang
Firmino
Lukaku
Morata
Cannot believe he missed.
All 6 clubs happy enough with their CF options that they didn't buy a starter or back up.
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You could probably make an argument that Salah is our “striker”. Even though he starts out on the right he usually drifts in to the centre and is more often than not the most advanced of the front three.
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Yeah its hilarious how FPL still gives him midfield status
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Kane = Aguero> Firmino = Aubameyang > Lukaku>>> Morata.
Wouldn't be surprised to have to substitute Morata for Giroud in that list some point soon as he usurps his starting role.
Wouldn't be surprised to have to substitute Morata for Giroud in that list some point soon as he usurps his starting role.
Auba is way better than Firmino.
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Over the course of his career, sure, but as of right now and in their respective systems I think they're as good, and as important, as each other.
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There’s a reason he’s at Arsenal mate. And looks like a lot of fans want him out wide to accommodate Lacazette lol and to be fair I don’t blame them after Aubameyang’s start to the season.
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Auba is a goal scorer. Firmino is much more than that.
Firmino is perfect for what we do.
Firmino is perfect for what we do.
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seem to go well once he was shifted out and lacazette brought on vs west ham.....but it WAS west ham
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Bump.
Kane
Aguero
Aubameyang
Firmino
Lukaku
Morata
Cannot believe he missed.
All 6 clubs happy enough with their CF options that they didn't buy a starter or back up.
it either all goes right, or it all goes s**t for this bloke...had a myriad of chances vs spurs
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What are auba and laca's goals/mins per goal?
I actually rate laca as a better striker than auba, auba seems to get on the end of things a lot more though, he's got that pace and scores a lot of goals whereas laca works hard for the team, defends and links up with team mates well who also has a lethal finish on him as well, both very good players who offer different things
I actually rate laca as a better striker than auba, auba seems to get on the end of things a lot more though, he's got that pace and scores a lot of goals whereas laca works hard for the team, defends and links up with team mates well who also has a lethal finish on him as well, both very good players who offer different things
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Kane 6 goals 984 minutes = 164 mpg
Kun 7 goals 809 minutes = 116 mpg
Auba 7 goals 767 minutes = 109 mpg
Laca 5 goals 806 minutes = 161 mpg
Kun 7 goals 809 minutes = 116 mpg
Auba 7 goals 767 minutes = 109 mpg
Laca 5 goals 806 minutes = 161 mpg
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To me it's all in his head, as Sarri has stated he's mentally fragile. If he can get his head right he's got all the tools to be a good striker.
That being said credit where credits due, He's out performing guys like Firmino and Lukaku so thats not bad for a s**t striker.
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Lukaku is pretty s**t though.
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Lukaku was good last season but this season he has been horrendous, we really need another striker, or start playing Sanchez up front.
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He's been a bit of a beast for the past few years but is Lukaku bulked up a bit too much now?
Doesn't really help him playing Jose football either, reckon with someone behind him or alongside him he would be much better.
Doesn't really help him playing Jose football either, reckon with someone behind him or alongside him he would be much better.
I was thinking this just the other day
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Yeah Laca has come a long way under Emery. Definitely looking every bit worth the 50m odd we paid. His work rate and link up play is very, very good.Chortle.
Some things never change
Lacazette moving up the list by the week too.
I'd definitely take Kun and Kane ahead of him. Firmino is a funny one because he's having a quieter season than last, they're quite hard to split IMO. Firmino when he is in form is a very, very good option to have up front.
Rom is more miss than hit these days. Morata needs to prove himself to be consistent.
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Laca has way better technique and is probably a more rounded player
So probably right there
Auba probably the better poacher though
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