Thought the analysis before the game was quite interesting. Carragher was trying to

Make a point out of the fact that Kane and Aguero have a conversion rate of around/just under 20% and used it as a reason for why Aubameyang and Lacazette won’t maintain their current %’s of 30%. Did he not look at the stats for their recent seasons? Lacazette averages around 30% and Aubameyang is in the mid 20’s. They’re two of the most clinical finishers in Europe.

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Originally Posted by Billy Goat Sverige

Make a point out of the fact that Kane and Aguero have a conversion rate of around/just under 20% and used it as a reason for why Aubameyang and Lacazette won’t maintain their current %’s of 30%. Did he not look at the stats for their recent seasons? Lacazette averages around 30% and Aubameyang is in the mid 20’s. They’re two of the most clinical finishers in Europe.

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Most of those games were in inferior league like France and Germany, bgm - you should know that by know. If only Auba had his shooting boots on against Chelsea - we'd be top now

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Originally Posted by Billy Goat Sverige

Make a point out of the fact that Kane and Aguero have a conversion rate of around/just under 20% and used it as a reason for why Aubameyang and Lacazette won’t maintain their current %’s of 30%. Did he not look at the stats for their recent seasons? Lacazette averages around 30% and Aubameyang is in the mid 20’s. They’re two of the most clinical finishers in Europe.

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He was busy making the point that our strikers won’t keep scoring, and our keepers won’t keep making saves. Then our keeper made loads of saves and our striker scored two in two mins. Carragher was chewing on a wasp at the end.

Also, for years pundits were saying that we needed a better goal scorer than Giroud to achieve anything. So we signed two, and now apparently they won’t maintain this level. What if they do?