Well, we can all agree that Zlatan still thinks he is in the Dutch Eredivisie where flowing football looms and that defenders won't mind you even if you bother to dribble the length of the field. It's obvious that it's different in Serie A and the opposition won't even allow you to dribble more than 10 meters, you really need to pass the ball. The only way that he's getting away with is is his sheer size that he is able to protect the ball even though he's already being given harsh tackles. Luckily, he still hasn't gotten himself injured with all the dribbling he's doing in Italy.
As for others claiming that Zlatan was basically alone on top last night, I don't think there's a point to prove in that because we have played like that with Trezeguet for so many times in the past and he still manages to hold up the ball for us until we get our numbers in attack. But as for Zlatan, he doesn't want to hold the ball and attacks like the clock's winding down to its last few seconds. Guys, you have to admit that his finishing isn't even deadly, it's his persistence that is deadly so in order for him to put the ball into the back of the net, he needs to at least try a dozen times. Unlike Trezeguet, all we need is one incisive pass and he'll stick it at the back of the net, without dribble, and sadly, unnatractively most times.
For a striker, I'd have to say we're giving so much praise for a fellow who doesn't have the highest order in finishing. I mean Zlatan.