Cunha could be a heck of a player, never see him scoring more than 15 in a season though.Interesting article but GoN is on crack if he thinks he can turn Cunha into Haaland.
I get the impression GoN wants certain types of players, none of them here and he wants the players here to be something they're not.
There's a difference between improving players and wanting them to be something they just can't be.Are we turning "I want to improve the players that are here" into a negative??
I really like Cunha and he could score a lot but he's more Cantona than Van NistelrooyCunha could be a heck of a player, never see him scoring more than 15 in a season though.
Using Haaland as an example is silly though. Haaland leads the line and that's not Cunha's game.He used Haaland as an example, not a comparison point.
I think as a false 9/ deep lying forward he could really be fantastic. Just need to buy a Salah and a Mane to go with himThat article O'Neil does at least reference that he feels he isn't a 9. Which is telling on Kala and Silva also not being the answer as you'd expect one of them to have had a run with Cunha I'm behind.
As unfair as it sounds, if given a chance I'd shift all 3 of them out as feel neither of them is quite the right fit. Although Cunha obviously has the tools for a 4411/451/433 style of team should that be the future blueprint.
It’s just a lazy example I think.Using Haaland as an example is silly though. Haaland leads the line and that's not Cunha's game.
He’s 100 opening the door for some ridicule there if we concede in the same way again. Sometimes saying nothing speaks louderI’m sure I read somewhere the other day how he’d rectified the reason for the three goals conceded against West Ham (O’Neill that is), I’ll reserve judgement till after Sunday’s game but I hope he ain’t turning into another bullshit merchant.
The next paragraph literally states that they are very different players and the manager knows that. What he was saying is that Haaland is a 9 and the best one, we don’t have one so have to deal with Cunha there despite it not being his best position.It’s just a lazy example I think.
I want my forward to score goals. Who scores goals. Haaland.
I’d like to think GoN realises they’re very different players.
Fairs. Hadn’t read the article so was just a sweeping statementThe next paragraph literally states that they are very different players and the manager knows that. What he was saying is that Haaland is a 9 and the best one, we don’t have one so have to deal with Cunha there despite it not being his best position.