Undoubtedly the finest line I have read on these forums, mate...
I read a few posts back a post referring to Amauri as being a complete striker, and able to score all sorts of goals...Perhaps I saw that versaitility whilst he was at Palermo, but at Juve, so far, he has far from appeared capable of scoring anything other than headers and close range tap ins. Last season he has little space and time in attack, and received poor service from the midfield. That can explain why he was restricted to headers and tap ins...but this season its different. this system, whatever system we play with a player or more behind the forwards, creates more opportunites for the strikers to play with. Then we will see whether Amauri is the complete striker.
I hate to keep reading not just here, but on other sites, like football italia in their Let Trez Go blog, about Trezeguet being our fourth choice striker. That seems ridiculous. he was fourth choice when he couldnt play due to injury. Fourth choice when he fell out with Ranieri, who thereafter put his own pride before the success of the club. But fourth choice, behind amauri and Iaquinta, when fit and willing to play??? Surely not.
Only a fool would consider last season as anything other than one ruined by injury. And before that, what has trezeguet given us??? A masterclass in goalscoring.
I am very fond of Iaquinta. Not many players put so much heart and passion into their game. he is also extremely robust physically, and can shoot. My order of strikers, based on what I have seen them do for Juve, would be
DP
Trez
Iaquinta
Amauri
in that order...with any of them given a break if their form dips considerably and consistently.
I cannot believe that Ciro isnt going to give the old favourite, Trez DP combo a chance in attack, in front of Diego, or Giovinco.
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