I think so too that Morientes will be a better choice in terms
of Champ League experience and his heading abilities. Technically,
Morientes ain't that bad too. He's far better positioning in the
box will be ideal for the knockdowns to teammates or goals from
headers with supplies from crosses.
Else going with a 4-3-3, u have Hamann, Gerard n Aimar in midfield
with a combination between Nunez, Garcia, Rises supporting
Morientes in the middle.
Well there's a lot of combination if Benitez manage 2 get Aimar n
Morientes. Considered the sidelined players like Kewell, Cisse,
Baros n Alonso. He have a delightful selection of players to choose
from when they r all fit. And if I m reading him correctly, Alonso
is groomed to take over the aging Hamann, freeing Gerard to rampage
forward. Aimar is an apt cover for Baros as the supporting striker.
Baros n Morientes can both paly upfront if required. 3 world class
strikers when Cisse is fit. The wingers? I don't even want 2 go
there... with Rises, Kewell, Nunez n Garcia, even Finnan when
required. Perhaps if he can snatched Jaoquin right under the nose
of Chelsea?
As of now, there's still no confirmation on the Aimar transfer.
But with Aimar onboard, the Liverpool attack will be one of the
best in EPL.
With regards to Alonso, I just can't see him being a tough tackling
holding midfielder with his attributes. He's more like graceful
playmaker than some Keano/Hamann kinda player. He's young and he'll
excel with years to come.
Hmmm.. Jaoquin would be another excellent import but with
Liverpool's financial ability he is out of reach man. Even if
Jaoquin wants to come to Liverpool, the release fee stamped by Real
Betis would cost them at least 2 players plus top-up in exchange.
