Il Capitano Alessandro Del Piero (112 Viewers)
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actually yes....in fact i rate his workrate better than zlatan and del piero..his level of concentration...dont just see what the tv want u to see...try to focus on what trezeguet do in every situations..where treseguet is when camo have the ball on the right..what do he do to make it easier for nedved to pass to him...thats how he always become Juve's top scorer...thats how u rate david trezeguet....
u cant just compare what david trezeguet do with juve what other strikers do with others teams..it not the same dimention...but what u can compare though is the end product..the goals...Trezeguet is one the most efficient strikes in europe...a guaranteeed goal getter..the goals are cold hard facts....any other things are just subjective..
We go over this subject so many times its ridiculous. Trezeguet's job is to score goals and hold up the ball for the rest of the attackers to come up the field; that is what you call a targetman. He is not the player to come back and help the midfield with buildup a la Del Piero, he instead focuses on play around the opposition box. That in part is what makes him one of the worlds deadliest finishers. What we lose with his inability to create chances we gain from his adept ability to be in the right place at the right time and score goals. He is a world class goal-mouth predator.
With the tactics we play with it is imperative to have a striker who is tall and can finish off chances within the box at a consistent rate. Since we play a straight 4-4-2 most of the chances stem from play on the sides and the wings, usually turning into crosses played into the box. Since most of the chances come from crosses we must have a striker in there that can hold his position against the opposing defenders and finish off air balls and half-chance passes. This is one of the reasons why Capello favors Trezeguet to Del Piero, simply because we need tall, strong forwards to be commanding in the opposition box and scores goals. Trezeguet is perfect for this role.
With the tactics we play with it is imperative to have a striker who is tall and can finish off chances within the box at a consistent rate. Since we play a straight 4-4-2 most of the chances stem from play on the sides and the wings, usually turning into crosses played into the box. Since most of the chances come from crosses we must have a striker in there that can hold his position against the opposing defenders and finish off air balls and half-chance passes. This is one of the reasons why Capello favors Trezeguet to Del Piero, simply because we need tall, strong forwards to be commanding in the opposition box and scores goals. Trezeguet is perfect for this role.
