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Sorry mate, I was being facetious.That's more someone who drops deep into midfield to receive the ball/drag a centre half out of position. The job of a false nine isn't to hold the ball up.
Someone mentioned firmino in another post and he's a great example of a false nine. But that's not what the OP was trying to describe IMO.
Closest i can think of is Kevin Davies for Bolton
Over his career it was 1 in 5.6. Surprising it’s that poor as I think he’d generally be recognised as a good player.He struggled to get 1 in 4 but pretty much all of Boltons goals in that era happened because of him. Nolan usually the beneficiary.
Very short sighted to judge an attacker purely on goals scored. KD was a beast!
Carl LeaburnAnd have there been examples of teams who have used this as their Plan A and been successful?
Grasping at straws for a couple of good examples.
Shearer when he played (or rather was itching for a move) under Gullit.
I’ve just watched your game and he still looked shiteHal Robson Kanu for us at the moment, from being a figure of fun last season, he is now pivotal to our system.
Apart from the 14 League goals (top PL scorer 18 that season). And the 5 FA cup goals including 2 in the semi against Spurs. And in domestic football only 3 PL players scored more than him. But apart from that.
This.Shite
Dicchio was good cover for Quinn or Phillips and scored goals, you can't include him with the other planks you mention.A Belfitt/Sim/Laslandes/Flo/Graham/Altidore/Dichio.
How we are still in existenceis a miracle tbh.
I was WHU. I can.Dicchio was good cover for Quinn or Phillips and scored goals, you can't include him with the other planks you mention.