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Personally I think Spurs are at their best when playing a loan striker and supporting AM / WF's - Adebayor does an okay job of being a focal point for others to run beyond and an escape route (when he can be fucked to run/turn up) - but he doesn't score much in that role and has a habit of coming to the ball or drifting to the wing.
In the role of a classic number 9 Huntelaar would be more of an 'in the box' player when playing alongside Adebayor, or he could comfortably play on his own, on the shoulder of the last defender.He's 31 so he's not going to have a team built around him, but for £3m he represents decent value if he can be relied on to bang in 10-15 goals a season - which is more than can be said for Soldado. At the moment, Spurs need more goals in the team.
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@dan, I know K vH is in better form than Soldado, was asking more about style of play, since MoPo is reluctant to play Soldado up front by himself and sees him needing another striker to play off which changes our formation. Adebayor despite not being in the best of form himself is first choice, can K vH do the same thing therefore not requiring a change in formation or will he need a partner up front?