Chamakh's allround movement is great, and it certainly won't go un-noticed by Wenger that his movement brings other players into great, goal scoring positions.
Bendtner has equally great movement, but with a different outcome. Although he has ventured outwide, and has a damn good work rate, his movement is self serving and puts him in the best scoring positions (that's "self serving" not "selfish"... although there's no harm in having a self CF)
GG summed it up for me:
GunnGunn wrote:Bendtner... is a ghost, no defenders can ever pick him up.
One thing that f**ks me off about the Dane, one thing that makes me lose sleep!.. is he doesn't seem to be clinical, and personally I have doubts about whether he ever will be. But one thing I've never slagged the guy off about, is his movement.
I've spent a good portion of my life explaining to my idiot mates that Bendtner will be better than Ade-paymemore. Something that people just don't realise: Bendtner has half the pace of Ade-paymemore, but finds himself in twice as many goal scoring opportunities, that is a testiment to his intelligent movement.
I don't know who I prefer yet, I'll go for whichever one proves themself to be the most clinical, because one thing's for sure, playing up front for Arsenal they're garunteed chances!