Rodgson has always said that his front 3 should be interchangeable at any time during the game. If Suarez started on the left, at various times during the game he'll be central and also on the right - same goes for the other 2 forwards on the pitch. It's not a problem for Suarez. We just need to make sure that any striker we sign is effective in wide positions so as not to limit the mobility and flexibility of the front 3. The likes of Sturridge and Walcott fit this description. The likes of Llorente and Huntelaar do not.
Yeah there's merit in the flexible approach CarheeX, but there's the danger of having 3 Jack's of all trades and master of none with that approach, and isn't that where we are at the moment? I'm inclined towards the out and out striker/finisher/poacher, whatever you wish to call him to put away a lot more of those wasted chances.
