Alexandre Gangué-Ruzic

The one issue I've always had with the two is that they're very similar.

They both run in the same areas.

They both want the ball in a certain area.

Cutbacks, they're both running into the same spaces.

And for strikers, that's hard because when you're playing off each other as a pair, you have to be able to have dynamic movements that, you know, confuses defense.

You need to have one guy going behind and one guy dropping the feet.

And you see it many times.

Both want to drop the feet.

Both want to receive the ball.

Sometimes they almost run into each other.

And that's where I think someone like Tanya Louis-Shea could be a good option.

Look, you're running into some of the same problems with Tanya Louis-Shea.

He only has two goals since Jesse Marsh has taken over.

but he creates a lot more chances, a lot more shots when he's on the field.

And I think the big reason is he's just in different positions.

When he's there, you know, he's going to constantly be running in behind.

He's going to, he's never going to be running into Jonathan David.

I'll tell you that.

So that's the trade-off you get with Tanya Louis Shea, that he's going to get more chances and he's probably going to miss more of them just because that's what it's been like for him.

But I think considering that when Jonathan David and Kyle Leonard are on the field,