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Coach advises Gabby Agbonlahor to stop playing with his back to the goal


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The title explains a lot already. This is what a coach advises me in a meeting. However Gabby is playing quite well as a poacher for me. 1st season Fans' player of the year, and this season 14 apps, 12 goals and 4 assists. Should I listen to my coach? What's your opinion?

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So are you saying that you'd rather have Agbonlahor with back too goal looking too either nod the ball on, or receiving too feet, looking too pass it on too a poacher.... Instead of having him automatically facing goal, for a target man/midfielder too feed it through into space for him?

Its quite hard for a poacher too play with his back too goal, as I don't know if you've tried but its quite hard too get too full speed while running backwards.

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I don't think its as simple as looking at Agbonlahor's attributes and making a decision based on them, it depends how your team is set up. At present, does Agbonlahor play as a lone striker, as part of a two/three man line and then how do his attributes and preferred moves fit into all of that?

14 games, 12 goals, 4 assists!?!?! Sounds to me like he's doing fine and my first instinct would be to leave well alone and dismiss your coach's advice. Tbh, my own experience is that a lot of this kind of advice offered by the coaches is iffy. End of the day, you're the manager, not them, so you get to make the decisions. ;)

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Yes Lord Rowell I agree with you on that one. However I did change it, but know he has his leg broken. Delfouneso is a good stand-in though. I'm even considering to keep him playing the rest of the season. Gabby ended the season with 30 goals and 8 assists from 36 games.

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