| The quality of strikers... 09:10 - Feb 19 with 623 views | RobTheMonk |
It's no coincidence that results over the Christmas period fell off a little bit with George Hirst's inujury.
Ladapo wasn't the striker needed in a Championship side chasing top two and Jackson is one hell of a worker. There was also Buabo who looks like he could be a decent prosepct, but he was very much flung in as an all hands of deck stopgap.
Kieffer Moore has been exceptional as has Al-Hamadi who looks right at home in the Championship and looks like he has a high ceiling. Jackson is fine as a third choice striker.
Moore especially is just perfect for players like Chappers to work off and find those little pockets of space.
Al-Hamadi, my word, he looks a player. |  | | |  |
| The quality of strikers... on 09:29 - Feb 19 with 509 views | Ryorry |
Leicester losing at home to Boro on Sat was in large part down to them not taking their chances, going by the highlights - final score could/should have been about 4-2.
Sound familiar?! |  |
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| The quality of strikers... on 09:53 - Feb 19 with 414 views | TractorCam |
| The quality of strikers... on 09:29 - Feb 19 by Ryorry |
Leicester losing at home to Boro on Sat was in large part down to them not taking their chances, going by the highlights - final score could/should have been about 4-2.
Sound familiar?! |
Leeds away for them next so they better get their shooting boots back on.
As for the OP, yes the difference in Moore/Al-Hamadi to Ladapo/Jackson is big, not to disrepect the latter two but it was brilliant business which could be the difference for us finishing in the top 2. |  |
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