tries too hard for the spectacular. Combine these two qualities together and you'll have a brilliant striker. Someone like Aguero I'd imagine. I think you might have made that point before. At least a dozen fucking times. Out of interest, how many people need to point out to you that - at his best - Welbeck brings a lot more to the team than the ability to finish moves before the you finally grasp what they're saying? Next question, how long are you going to keep bitching about a homegrown youngster who is still learning and developing as a footballer, cost us nothing and recently signed a long-term contract? Only it's already getting tiresome. Id advise you not to read the last few pages. Your head will likely explode.... Location: I am not a liberator. Liberators do not exist. The people liberate themselves. Posts: 8,141 His best performances this year have come in central areas, I wish they'd stop shunting him out wide. Even against Stoke where he was kind of on the left, he was prospering by getting in between the full-back and centre-back. Still he turns 22 soon and it all helps the development. Welbeck has potential in loads of areas. We rarely play wide forwards but I think he'd excel in that role, and given time he has all the tools to become an excellent centre forward too. Given his size and ability I'd say his future is as a No.9 rather than a No.10, but he'll