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Message: [QUOTE="OrangeFoo, post: 4362804, member: 210"] My two cents... he's thinking that Pefok is too one dimensional for what he needs from a striker. In the few times I've seen Pefok, he seems slow and cumbersome, kinda like Emile Heskey without any of the athleticism... and this was against conca-crap opponents. I don't think anything he does translates to world cup level competition. Pefok has caught a hot streak but when it's over I don't think he's playable. Ferraro, Sargent and Pepe are much more along the lines of triple-g is looking for from a striker... can link up, press, and score goals. Of course I don't think their stuff translates to World Cup level either, but they seem to have more potential than Pefok and more ways to contribute. The other theory I've heard is this is Pepe's last chance and if he does nothing this time around Pefok is in. [/QUOTE]