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If you have Smith as lone striker you need 2 wingers that are going to put the ball in the box for him to attack all day.Comment
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Lynch is a massive part of the problem - he's awful under pressure, so lumps up there every single time.
I do feel a bit sorry for Smith, the last few games I've been to where him and Washington have been up top, Washington is always miles away from him, so any flick on is wasted.Comment
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Begs question what do they work in in training. Also God question Washington or whoever is playing with Smith as if you know ball is going to get launched why are you not play around or off your partnerLynch is a massive part of the problem - he's awful under pressure, so lumps up there every single time.
I do feel a bit sorry for Smith, the last few games I've been to where him and Washington have been up top, Washington is always miles away from him, so any flick on is wasted.Comment
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Personally don't see anything wrong with that at all, Smith is a handy player. As west says above, it begs the question wtf do we work on in training. Smith and Washington up top together could and should work well and would be my first choice strike force .You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.Comment
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Know what you're saying norths, but given where we are as a club, I think having a little and large forward pairing is more than adequate. Teams like Fulham (who play far better football than we can) will only ever utilise Smith as a bit part player because they can afford to, whereas we can't employee a 'silky football' plan A as we simply aren't good enough .You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.Comment
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Thought we played some decent stuff with Cilla or Denzel up top just before Smith became a permanent fixture in the team.
Of course, since then we've also seen Pawal come in and out of the team, as well as Mackie (both played a big part during that run).Comment

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