Agree Puncheon seems more likely to score...The easiest and most practical way to implement this would be for Jerome to swap roles with Puncheon for 10-15 m periods during a couple of games. Jerome may turn out to be a better wide player...he has already done well going to by line and crossing
Wingers often swap sides so striker and winger swapping could also be tried out.

There is a theory that he does not like any player unless he suffers neck pain talking to him. And let's not mention Joniesta.

Not sure I agree with this. What Chamakh does is, I think, a by-product of the role Pulis has given him -- quite recessed in a "hold-the-ball-up-and-lay-it-off" position rather than playing him as an in-the-box striker. I think if Chamakh played further up or in a different formation, he would score more goals. For instance, if we had someone else in the position Chamakh is presently playing I think Chamakh would be quite capable of playing Jerome's current role and would score more goals while doing it. I'm not saying he's a prolific, 20-goals-a-season man but I do think he has 12-15 in him, and he won't get that from the role he's been given now. Jerome wouldn't score 15 a season if we made him the penalty taker and we got 15 penalties.

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Problem with most of these ideas is that whilst Puncheon probably does have a better eye for goal than Jerome, he isn't physically capable of performing the role that Jerome does up front for the team.

Ideally we want Jerome to do what Jerome does, but with the chances falling to Chamakh or well anyone else really. Problem is, what Jerome does for the team is generally what creates those chances. He's a big target man, strong in the air etc. Gayle is about a foot too small, and built like a 8 year old girl by comparison. No way he is out musculing or jumping a six foot and change center back.

We'd be stretchering either one off by half time.

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what role is this then? missing open goals?

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This is massive. After the Hull game and I can confirm the above post as possibly the most significant. Such an apologetic and self-demeaning post that in fact has proved to be 100% correct. Where did the germ of this idea originate? Who'd have thought it, a crazy idea of a winger made into a centre forward and a highly skilled forward used as a battering ram. But it worked. Expect more goals. Like the arrival of full back Malcom McDonald, this temporary measure will come permanent.