Re: Juke

number8

I am yet to see anything in Giminez to think he offers more than Juke. Works hard, quite tidy, never looks a threat. I know its hard as a sub but I don't see he adds that much when he gets on other than another body up front. I don't see him scoring that many.

Gimenez is more mobile, better movement, his awareness of other players is excellent (often plays revers type balls) and his natural game is facing goal (as opposed to having his back to it i.e. Juke - not a criticism). So even if, as you say, he's no better than Juke, he is different so it may be worth giving him a run in the team and keep Juke (and Montero) for cameos off the bench (what a pair to bring on when defending or chasing a game!).