Whether Zlatan scores a lot of goals or not isn't the main talking point in this discussion...I see a player out there who has not been entirely convincing in several aspects of the game, let alone goalscoring. Now that doesn't mean Ibrahimovic has been a failure at Juventus because such a statement is not true. Looking at his performances thus far you have to say Zlatan could be playing much better than he has been, and that he has failed to live up to the expectations placed on him after last season. Actually who really cares about the expectations anyway...the guy has not even been able to recapture a taste of his solid form from last season. I don't know about you, however, you cannot help but worry.
Ibrahimovic has had a few good matches this season but for the most part has been disapointing. Apart from a few moments of brilliance, such as the glorious lofted chip to Vieira's head, he really needs to improve in all aspects of the game, including not wasting so many chances in front of goal and nonsensically fouling up passes in midfield. To say Zlatan is not a forward or not supposed to score goals is a joke quite frankly, but whatever the case he needs to improve in every facet of the game.
Del Piero has not outperformed Zlatan based solely on the match against La Viola, however he continues to show he has the scoring touch and can continue starting for Juventus. Considering we are playing Reggina Del Piero should be given the start without question, however even if our opponents would be, say, Inter, I would give him the start as well. We cannot continue fielding players who are off form and restricting those who are ON form the right to have a go...this philosophy should be enforced whether it be Thuram and Kovac, Nedved and Mutu, Zlatan and Del Piero, whomever. Why on earth would it be any other way..
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