Sure, Quag did have a better season, and it may not have been by a mile. But it's definitely more impressive that he had a better season with less minutes than Matri.
I agree the drop was inextricable. Matri had actually done no wrong to be dropped. But by the same measure, Quag has done no wrong himself (even after the Alessio incident he played), at the times he was benched this season for months at a stretch. He has not had 5 games straight under Conte's reign. Can you imagine what he'd have done wi some continuity? Matri had a little more luck in terms of continuity at the club coz he replaced Quag post injury under Del Neri and continued to play under Conte in his first season for the first half of the season. These things make a difference.
It's unfair to say Matri has done much more J. Nobody has dominated and carried the frontline under Marrotta's reign, the way Quag did before the injury hampered his season. Last season, and I'm sure you'll admit was a write off for Quag because he came off a horrid injury and Conte didn't even let him into the team set up before the first few months into the season. Similar to what happened to Isla this season. Despite that he returned 4-5 goals despite his limited appearances. This season, they both started with a level playing field. Same odds. Limited game time. Hardly any continuity. I think under those conditions Quag proved to be more adaptable., and I'd say that's because he has a bit more to his game.
Omg, he is not even as fast as Padoin. Sell.
I agree the drop was inextricable. Matri had actually done no wrong to be dropped. But by the same measure, Quag has done no wrong himself (even after the Alessio incident he played), at the times he was benched this season for months at a stretch. He has not had 5 games straight under Conte's reign. Can you imagine what he'd have done wi some continuity? Matri had a little more luck in terms of continuity at the club coz he replaced Quag post injury under Del Neri and continued to play under Conte in his first season for the first half of the season. These things make a difference.
It's unfair to say Matri has done much more J. Nobody has dominated and carried the frontline under Marrotta's reign, the way Quag did before the injury hampered his season. Last season, and I'm sure you'll admit was a write off for Quag because he came off a horrid injury and Conte didn't even let him into the team set up before the first few months into the season. Similar to what happened to Isla this season. Despite that he returned 4-5 goals despite his limited appearances. This season, they both started with a level playing field. Same odds. Limited game time. Hardly any continuity. I think under those conditions Quag proved to be more adaptable., and I'd say that's because he has a bit more to his game.
Omg, he is not even as fast as Padoin. Sell.
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