robsblubot 3,595 Posted November 6, 2018 Share Posted November 6, 2018 On 11/5/2018 at 4:41 AM, kellzfresh said: He's doing better under Sarri, hopefully he misses only one clear chance per game and scores the others. We could still challenge for the title. Gabriel Jesus: 1 goal. 296min/Goal. - Bobby Firmino: 2 goals. 414min/Goal. - Romelu Lukaku: 4 goals. 192min/Goal. - ALVARO MORATA: 5 goals. 121min/Goal. - Mo Salah: 5 goals. 189min/Goal. - Lacazette: 5 goals. 161min/Goal. - Harry Kane: 6 goals. 164min/Goal. Interesting list to put things in perspective. As one who thinks Morata has good technique, I find that often the problem is not so much his finishing, as most folk complain, but rather his lack of intensity at times, which makes his work rate just not good enough at this level. Say, when he's in an off-day, he's just not participating enough to be an asset. All players in that list, with Lukaku being the obvious exception, do a hell lot more even when not scoring. Mo Salah would be a player who does not really need goals to make an impact, and the fact he is even in that list is pretty impressive. Sarri said it best: Morata's "fragile." While most people think mentally, I think also physically and they happen to be linked: if a player is physically weak and loses most physical disputes, he will naturally lose confidence as a result. I've seen players bulk up shortly after joining a PL club, but it does not look like Morata has been hitting the gym - hope I'm wrong. Johnnyeye 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kellzfresh 7,229 Posted November 7, 2018 Share Posted November 7, 2018 2 hours ago, Mana said: Can I ask where did you get this list from? But I just realised this is a cherry picked list to favour Morata as other goalscorers such as Aguero, Sane and Auba ain't there. Also Mo Salah and Firmino aren't CFs/strikers (or at least not regularly played as strikers). EDIT: Found the list on BBC. Yeah, the three players I mentioned above (+ Hazard and Martial) have better x min/goal. I know Aubameyang, Hazard and Martial are doing better than Morata. But I just wanted to compare morata to our rivals top strikers (Arsenal, ManUtd, Liverpool, Spurs) to see that they aren't fairing much better than Morata, especially in recent weeks. Mana 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vesper 30,181 Posted November 7, 2018 Share Posted November 7, 2018 I am choosing to fully support Álvaro. Hope he keeps this pace up!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
manpe 10,861 Posted November 7, 2018 Share Posted November 7, 2018 Chelsea’s Álvaro Morata ‘could not have felt more down’ after injury last season “The most important thing is that, finally, I have found the right way and my head is OK,” Morata said. “In football physical condition is veryimportant but the head is the most important thing. “If you don’t have the head, if the mentality is not good, then you are in trouble. I’m better. “No one, only my wife, knows how big the last year was. Now it’s OK. In the last month of last season I was down, down, down, down. I cannot be more down. When you touch the limit, the only thing you can do is to come back. “It takes long because I had an injury, I was not fit when playing, but now I feel good. I had a period where everything … if it was raining, I was angry because it’s raining; if I miss, it’s because the pitch is too wet. It was only excuses. It is not good. “Honestly, last year I was always joking in the dressing room at the beginning because I started well and was scoring goals. But the injury, it killed me, because the doctors didn’t know what I had. It was strange. Sometimes when you know you are out for one month, it’s OK in your head, because you know it is one month. But when you are trying to give your best and you are not in your best moment, it’s difficult. Now, that’s the past. “Everyone can have a bad period in their life. But we are famous, we have a lot of things. Sometimes people think we are not human, with no feelings, with no problems. The important thing is to find the right balance.uare at the Emirates, young butants and bollards – Football Weekly “Now, I have, and I am very happy. The important thing is the team. I know that sometimes I am in the middle of all the criticism when the team drops [points] or when the team loses. But it doesn’t matter. I want to win with this team and we have a very good chance.” “I suffered a lot in the past and needed to score three for myself, for my team and for the supporters,” he said. “It was very important for me. Honestly, I think I missed because I had only this in my head. “If I don’t think, probably I score. In the last 10 minutes I only have in my head ‘I want to bring the ball home’ and that’s why I missed. The goalkeeper did well. I thought he’d go down and I forgot he’s a keeper who is two metres tall and that’s why I failed. But I’m improving and this is the important thing.” Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BlueLyon 9,359 Posted November 7, 2018 Share Posted November 7, 2018 On 11/6/2018 at 3:35 AM, Magic Lamps said: Like it or not but he won us a game we did not get play well in. That is what strikers are meant to do. Dont care if he missed that 1 on 1. Look at Lewandowskinor Aubameyang they also miss most of their 1 on 1s. It is about a decision and when the keeper makes the same move its bad luck. But other than last season Morata where he would fall over or roll the ball to the keeper in all his missed ones this season made a decent confident decision and was kept out by some great goalkeeping. No shame in that IMO. Should keep on the good work and we will have a good price for him Tbh he always blasts straight in GK, misses the whole goal or tries poor attempt in lob. Its gonna be one of the three. Almost never its incredible save by gk but rather poor shot. Suarez misses plenty of easiest chances, but he offers plenty in attacking play. Linkup, dribbling, creating and poses serious threat from anywhere. Morata isnt either a clinical finisher, nor someone that would be realy linking well with the team build up. And he certainly isnt hard worker. He also seeems to lose confidence realy quickly, something Suarez, Lewandowski etc dont. I wouldnt be anywhere as harsh on him if he actualy fought for the team and gave his best every game. But he is always like ''meh if i play well; cool, if not; cool too'' Thats his issue. He is sulking and complaining too much. This isnt boy scouts league. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BlueLyon 9,359 Posted November 7, 2018 Share Posted November 7, 2018 4 hours ago, kellzfresh said: I know Aubameyang, Hazard and Martial are doing better than Morata. But I just wanted to compare morata to our rivals top strikers (Arsenal, ManUtd, Liverpool, Spurs) to see that they aren't fairing much better than Morata, especially in recent weeks. Others playing shit shouldnt justify our players can play shit. Lukaku isnt anywhere the quality you want to compare your striker with if you want success. Firmino and Salah aint even strikers. Aguero offers much more than just goals to the team... And Morata realy picked form in past month or so, he was shit in almost every game prior. Cant be said for most of other strikers. kellzfresh 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vesper 30,181 Posted November 8, 2018 Share Posted November 8, 2018 3 hours ago, BlueLyon said: Firmino and Salah aint even strikers. LOLOLOLOL Firminho not a striker? I draw the line here, this is some divvy shit. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
OneMoSalah 8,886 Posted November 8, 2018 Share Posted November 8, 2018 5 hours ago, BlueLyon said: Others playing shit shouldnt justify our players can play shit. Lukaku isnt anywhere the quality you want to compare your striker with if you want success. Firmino and Salah aint even strikers. Aguero offers much more than just goals to the team... And Morata realy picked form in past month or so, he was shit in almost every game prior. Cant be said for most of other strikers. Morata was shit in some games yes but Harry Kane and Sergio Aguero don't always perform 10/10 every week but they get goals in games and their fans don't say anything bad. Both are top top players but some times only really get involved by taking 7-10 shots a game (3/4s of them from absolutely ridiculous positions) or scoring a goal. Aguero and Kanes all round game is very good but still you don't see them rant and rave about it every week? Because they don't always deliver a 10/10 performance every week which people seem to think is 100% possible over the space of a 40 game season. Even Ronaldo and Messi play shit sometimes, but they'll play bad and score or play good and not score etc. Also that Lukaku comment, let's not forget half the forum probably wanted to resign him a few summer's ago, even the manager wanted to. I don't disagree that he's overrated perhaps and his technical skills aren't amazing but if hes scoring 20-30 goals a season with average technique, he's delivering something. Not a post directed at anybody in particular, a lot of this shit is on social media, but honestly it's quite ridiculous sometimes regarding Morata and other players here. Morata can play well not score get crucified for not scoring then score 4 in a row and get crucified only scoring by looks of it. The first 10 games of his Chelsea career people were probably saying he was one of the top 3 or 5 strikers in the PL... so it just shows how fickle people can be. I get an unbearable feeling that regardless of which player we sign or whatever, somebody will find some stupid reason to complain. You find a striker who plays 10/10 each week, always scores goals, always does everything every match he plays? Your not going to find anybody. Was the same with Costa, scored 20 goals a season but oh he is too physical and not technical enough... or he doesn't want to be here he woukd rather be in China so sell him etc... it's fucking ridiculous in all honestly not sure if these folk are actually fans of Chelsea or wind up merchants 😂 now it's Kantes turn as well it would seem, he can't play Sarri ball etc cause he cannot tackle someone else if our team has the ball, he can only play as a pure DM etc... never seen so much shite in all my life, the guy is a 2 time PL winner and world cup winner in an amazing French team if he could only tackle he wouldn't play for the French national team ffs 😂 and a lot of crap about Azpilicueta where there's some sort of assumption he's finished because he's had mixed performances after 2 years playing in a back 3... Jesus Thor and Alabama 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BlueLyon 9,359 Posted November 8, 2018 Share Posted November 8, 2018 13 hours ago, OneMoSalah said: Morata was shit in some games yes but Harry Kane and Sergio Aguero don't always perform 10/10 every week but they get goals in games and their fans don't say anything bad. Both are top top players but some times only really get involved by taking 7-10 shots a game (3/4s of them from absolutely ridiculous positions) or scoring a goal. Aguero and Kanes all round game is very good but still you don't see them rant and rave about it every week? Because they don't always deliver a 10/10 performance every week which people seem to think is 100% possible over the space of a 40 game season. Even Ronaldo and Messi play shit sometimes, but they'll play bad and score or play good and not score etc. Also that Lukaku comment, let's not forget half the forum probably wanted to resign him a few summer's ago, even the manager wanted to. I don't disagree that he's overrated perhaps and his technical skills aren't amazing but if hes scoring 20-30 goals a season with average technique, he's delivering something. Not a post directed at anybody in particular, a lot of this shit is on social media, but honestly it's quite ridiculous sometimes regarding Morata and other players here. Morata can play well not score get crucified for not scoring then score 4 in a row and get crucified only scoring by looks of it. The first 10 games of his Chelsea career people were probably saying he was one of the top 3 or 5 strikers in the PL... so it just shows how fickle people can be. I get an unbearable feeling that regardless of which player we sign or whatever, somebody will find some stupid reason to complain. You find a striker who plays 10/10 each week, always scores goals, always does everything every match he plays? Your not going to find anybody. Was the same with Costa, scored 20 goals a season but oh he is too physical and not technical enough... or he doesn't want to be here he woukd rather be in China so sell him etc... it's fucking ridiculous in all honestly not sure if these folk are actually fans of Chelsea or wind up merchants 😂 now it's Kantes turn as well it would seem, he can't play Sarri ball etc cause he cannot tackle someone else if our team has the ball, he can only play as a pure DM etc... never seen so much shite in all my life, the guy is a 2 time PL winner and world cup winner in an amazing French team if he could only tackle he wouldn't play for the French national team ffs 😂 and a lot of crap about Azpilicueta where there's some sort of assumption he's finished because he's had mixed performances after 2 years playing in a back 3... Jesus I always wanted to keep Costa until there would be proper replacement available. I stand corrected for Lukaku, he is big fish in small pond. Delivers against poor teams, but goes missing against big. His record numbers dont tell the story at all. I would have Kane or Aguero and wouldnt complain. They do their job, simple as that. Sure not 10/10 every game but solid 7/8 in most. Morata was about 9 in recent games but 4 in august and september. I was more happy with Etoo being our striker back then than with Morata so far. But he can improve for sure. At the beggining I was realy excited, but later on he became one whinny bitch and we need proper striker up front. Costa wasnt scoring each game, but would take his presence ahead of invisible crying Morata anyday. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BlueLyon 9,359 Posted November 8, 2018 Share Posted November 8, 2018 16 hours ago, Vesper said: LOLOLOLOL Firminho not a striker? I draw the line here, this is some divvy shit. You cant possibly be serious about Firmino being a striker? He is more of central forward or secondary/supporting striker/False 9. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vesper 30,181 Posted November 8, 2018 Share Posted November 8, 2018 13 minutes ago, BlueLyon said: You cant possibly be serious about Firmino being a striker? He is more of central forward or secondary/supporting striker/False 9. He often plays a straight striker role aka CF, as well as secondary striker Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BlueLyon 9,359 Posted November 8, 2018 Share Posted November 8, 2018 33 minutes ago, Vesper said: He often plays a straight striker role aka CF, as well as secondary striker Wait what? "Straight" striker isnt central forward lady... You can throw Hazard in Morata place and he wont be a striker, but cf. Firmino isnt striker either, but CF, because his role in Klopp system isnt to just score goals, but set them up. Just check this out; https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-a-Center-Forward-CF-and-Striker-ST-Is-it-based-only-on-the-formation Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
OneMoSalah 8,886 Posted November 8, 2018 Share Posted November 8, 2018 48 minutes ago, BlueLyon said: You cant possibly be serious about Firmino being a striker? He is more of central forward or secondary/supporting striker/False 9. Honestly hate to be awkward but isn't a central forward a striker? I know theres different types but that two phrases are one and all the same. Firminio has been playing as a CF since Klopp went to Liverpool no point disputing it. 51 minutes ago, BlueLyon said: I always wanted to keep Costa until there would be proper replacement available. I stand corrected for Lukaku, he is big fish in small pond. Delivers against poor teams, but goes missing against big. His record numbers dont tell the story at all. I would have Kane or Aguero and wouldnt complain. They do their job, simple as that. Sure not 10/10 every game but solid 7/8 in most. Morata was about 9 in recent games but 4 in august and september. I was more happy with Etoo being our striker back then than with Morata so far. But he can improve for sure. At the beggining I was realy excited, but later on he became one whinny bitch and we need proper striker up front. Costa wasnt scoring each game, but would take his presence ahead of invisible crying Morata anyday. Honestly wouldn't say Morata played that poorly in some of those games the months before but it's typical of Chelsea fans to talk down their players, the same has been going on with Alonso, Kante and Azpi this season. Just be glad we don't have Torres upfront. If Morata was shit in August/September then don't know how bad Torres would have been. Also regarding Costa when he didn't score people were losing their minds... although he is undoubtedly missed because he can affect games without scoring by using his presence like you said. Morata is struggling because he prefers to run behind teams and there's no space because of teams playing with a low block. When we do get at teams we are constantly trying to playing through the middle, Ruud made an interesting point on MOTD, the service isn't always there, get the ball in the box sooner and the guy may get more chances. It's not the reason for everything but it's a factor along with his loss of form, confidence and injuries he had last season too. Still think there's a top player in there. Vesper 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vesper 30,181 Posted November 8, 2018 Share Posted November 8, 2018 1 hour ago, BlueLyon said: Wait what? "Straight" striker isnt central forward lady... You can throw Hazard in Morata place and he wont be a striker, but cf. Firmino isnt striker either, but CF, because his role in Klopp system isnt to just score goals, but set them up. Just check this out; https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-a-Center-Forward-CF-and-Striker-ST-Is-it-based-only-on-the-formation quora, lol striker and CF are used interchangeably by all on thsi board and in real life sorry but you are fighting a losing cause (needlessly) on this one also IF we were given Firmino he sure as hell would be playing, starting over Morata and Giroud at striker, at CF at whatever position you call where thy play same for Dybala see zero point to thsi whole string Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BlueLyon 9,359 Posted November 8, 2018 Share Posted November 8, 2018 31 minutes ago, Vesper said: quora, lol striker and CF are used interchangeably by all on thsi board and in real life sorry but you are fighting a losing cause (needlessly) on this one also IF we were given Firmino he sure as hell would be playing, starting over Morata and Giroud at striker, at CF at whatever position you call where thy play same for Dybala see zero point to thsi whole string You will find those examples everywhere, thought quora will give u simple explanation but i guess not. I think that you dont see difference between role and position? CF and striker all play in same spot, but their role is different. Everyone will tell you Firmino and Dybala are not strikers haha even if they play in same spot. Their qualities are different, their role in team is different. Hence why I said Firmino cant be compared to other proper strikers like Morata, Kane or Aguero in only goals, because Klopp has different role for him. No shit Firmino would play instead of Morata if he was here. But that would mean we play with centre forward or false nine, not with striker because he isnt one. Much like Barca played with no striker for a while with Messi being CF (Villa was often deployed on left wing, but again he was left forward by the role and not typical winger or if they played two upfront, Villa was striker with Messi CF behind him) Striker is someone who runs behind defences, looks for position and tries to score. CF is one who drops back to pick the ball and actively engages in team buildup. Last year Firmino was basicaly feeder for Salah by dropping deep and look for Salaha who ran by defence, picked the ball and finished off the attack. Sure there are anomalies where Firmino will be the one to finish and you will see proper strikers deliver the final ball to wingers or other teammates, but thats rare. Suarez, Kane, Cavani, Aguero,...will often find themselves as player to finish the attack. In Liverpool Firmino usualy sets up the attack, because of his role, thats why he has few goals. Dybala is the same, but he is more prolific, like Messi who isnt striker either, they are both forwards with Mandzukic and Suarez being strikers for their team. Or Griezmann who is CF behind Costa or Kalinic who are strikers. Meanwhile Pool plays without striker, but that doesnt mean Firmino is one just because he plays there. Im not losing a lost cause lady, these are simple basics in football lol. But I understand some call forward and striker same thing because its same position, however role is different. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vesper 30,181 Posted November 8, 2018 Share Posted November 8, 2018 22 minutes ago, BlueLyon said: You will find those examples everywhere, thought quora will give u simple explanation but i guess not. I think that you dont see difference between role and position? CF and striker all play in same spot, but their role is different. Everyone will tell you Firmino and Dybala are not strikers haha even if they play in same spot. Their qualities are different, their role in team is different. Hence why I said Firmino cant be compared to other proper strikers like Morata, Kane or Aguero in only goals, because Klopp has different role for him. No shit Firmino would play instead of Morata if he was here. But that would mean we play with centre forward or false nine, not with striker because he isnt one. Much like Barca played with no striker for a while with Messi being CF (Villa was often deployed on left wing, but again he was left forward by the role and not typical winger or if they played two upfront, Villa was striker with Messi CF behind him) Striker is someone who runs behind defences, looks for position and tries to score. CF is one who drops back to pick the ball and actively engages in team buildup. Last year Firmino was basicaly feeder for Salah by dropping deep and look for Salaha who ran by defence, picked the ball and finished off the attack. Sure there are anomalies where Firmino will be the one to finish and you will see proper strikers deliver the final ball to wingers or other teammates, but thats rare. Suarez, Kane, Cavani, Aguero,...will often find themselves as player to finish the attack. In Liverpool Firmino usualy sets up the attack, because of his role, thats why he has few goals. Dybala is the same, but he is more prolific, like Messi who isnt striker either, they are both forwards with Mandzukic and Suarez being strikers for their team. Or Griezmann who is CF behind Costa or Kalinic who are strikers. Meanwhile Pool plays without striker, but that doesnt mean Firmino is one just because he plays there. Im not losing a lost cause lady, these are simple basics in football lol. But I understand some call forward and striker same thing because its same position, however role is different. No one uses your division of terminology, there are millions of posts and discussions in just last year on football that use CF and striker interchangeably when I speak of a secondary striker, I call it a secondary striker Dybala plays that (or did) at Juve a lot of the time, BUT he certainly could play a straight up number nine role for us or anyone else as well we don't play a secondary striker role, are you going to say that Dybala wouldn't start for us (in place of Giroud or Morata at striker) if we magically had him on the team? I do not know why you picked now to start on this I will not change, I doubt anyone else will Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vesper 30,181 Posted November 8, 2018 Share Posted November 8, 2018 29 minutes ago, BlueLyon said: In Liverpool Firmino usualy sets up the attack, because of his role, thats why he has few goals. Dybala is the same, but he is more prolific, Firmino 27 goals, 17 assists I wish Morata had 'few' goals like that Dybala 26 goals, 7 assists (granted in 8 less games) so that works out to 30 goals, 8 assists in same amount of games, and Dybala did fuckall in the CL, 1 goal, zero assists in 8 games Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BlueLyon 9,359 Posted November 8, 2018 Share Posted November 8, 2018 1 minute ago, Vesper said: No one uses your division of terminology, there are millions of posts and discussions in just last year on football that use CF and striker interchangeably when I speak of a secondary striker, I call it a secondary striker Dybala plays that (or did) at Juve a lot of the time, BUT he certainly could play a straight up number nine role for us or anyone else as well we don't play a secondary striker role, are you going to say that Dybala wouldn't start for us (in place of Giroud or Morata at striker) if we magically had him on the team? I do not know why you picked now to start on this I will not change, I doubt anyone else will Dybala would obviously play instead of Giroud but that doesnt make him striker either, he would be CF. What secondary striker? CF is similar to false nine. Striker is striker. Secondary or supporting striker is the player who supports main striker. Different roles. I dont know where you looked for the terminology, but literaly everyone will say the same, I didnt make it up. Except for people who dont know the difference or say it not to confuse others, there have always been CF and striker differences. Its all about the role, not position. Thats like saying Jorginho is same like Matic because both play DM..but their role in team is different. One breaks opponent attacks, the other dictates tempo. Essentialy they both play in same position with different role. And you wont check stats for Matic how much he creates or Jorginho how many tackles he makes and compare those two because they arent same type of player. Likewise you dont compare goals scored by Firmino with Kane or Aguero or Morata, because his role is different. Striker and Cf is same. One is there to position themselves and score, other is to be engaged in attack by either setting up others or score on their own. You clearly dont know the difference here. If the coach was to tell you to play striker or centre forward, it would be a big difference how you would play. If you dont know the difference, it doesnt mean Im making this up or that there is no difference... Dazzy_Vance and El P. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BlueLyon 9,359 Posted November 8, 2018 Share Posted November 8, 2018 1 minute ago, Vesper said: Firmino 27 goals, 17 assists I wish Morata had 'few' goals like that Dybala 26 goals, 7 assists (granted in 8 less games) so that works out to 30 goals, 8 assists in same amount of games, and Dybala did fuckall in the CL, 1 goal, zero assists in 8 games I was talking for this season. And what does these goals tell you about their role in team? Ronaldo wasnt striker and he still scored alot. Lamps and Yaya scored 20 goals once in season from midfield. I mean if you watch matches of Firmino, Dybala, Griezmann vs Kane, Morata, Lukaku, Suarez,...you would know their differences by now. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vesper 30,181 Posted November 8, 2018 Share Posted November 8, 2018 5 minutes ago, BlueLyon said: Dybala would obviously play instead of Giroud but that doesnt make him striker either, he would be CF. What secondary striker? CF is similar to false nine. Striker is striker. Secondary or supporting striker is the player who supports main striker. Different roles. I dont know where you looked for the terminology, but literaly everyone will say the same, I didnt make it up. Except for people who dont know the difference or say it not to confuse others, there have always been CF and striker differences. Its all about the role, not position. Thats like saying Jorginho is same like Matic because both play DM..but their role in team is different. One breaks opponent attacks, the other dictates tempo. Essentialy they both play in same position with different role. And you wont check stats for Matic how much he creates or Jorginho how many tackles he makes and compare those two because they arent same type of player. Likewise you dont compare goals scored by Firmino with Kane or Aguero or Morata, because his role is different. Striker and Cf is same. One is there to position themselves and score, other is to be engaged in attack by either setting up others or score on their own. You clearly dont know the difference here. If the coach was to tell you to play striker or centre forward, it would be a big difference how you would play. If you dont know the difference, it doesnt mean Im making this up or that there is no difference... Just on this board there are tens of thousands of posts that violate your differentiating syntax. In common parlance striker and CF are used interchangeably. I understand FULLY that players play in different roles due to formational setup but we mean the person playing in the middle between the 2 wingers when we talk about Chels and our transfer targets. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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