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His long-awaited return is drawing closer by the day, with hopes within the next month or so he will be in contention to make the first team again.
However, is there as much clamor and excitement as they should be? Has time clouded the judgment on the quality of a Dack player?
Not to pressure him to reach the heights that we expect from the Rovers talisman right away after so long, but let’s not rewrite history, here is a player who would improve every team in the Championship
That’s not to say the Rovers haven’t done it without him Dack has so far missed 27 league games in which the Rovers have taken 35 points and scored 47 goals, Adam Armstrong scoring 16
But similarly, in every game where chances were missed, looking back on away losses to Wigan and Barnsley and 0-0 home draws with Stoke City and last weekend against Cardiff City, we talk about: « things would have been different if Dack was in good shape?
Yet when things go well it becomes « I don’t know where Dack would fit »
Throughout his time at the club, the Rovers have operated almost exclusively in a 4-2-3-1 system, with the team largely built around Dack’s successful partnership with Danny Graham.
Since his injury grief in December, especially after the lockdown, the Rovers have played with a 4-3-3 formation, and indeed the recent trend in modern football has seen the No10 positions go out of fashion.
This has led some to question Dack’s role, but for Mowbray, it’s the principles of the game, not the training, that are crucial.
Although they’ve tinkered with the roster a bit, it’s not like they’ve torn up the rules of football and it would be a bit on Dack’s talent to suggest he can’t find a home in this system, nor even in any other
« Dack is a flexible actor He could play in the center-midfielder of any team if he wanted, if we needed him, » Mowbray has already commented, although it is not in the foreground of his mind. because it gives Dack all the time necessary to return to speed
The 26-year-old has appeared 64 times in the league, including just two as a substitute, and has scored 24 goals His eight assists see him on average one goal implication every other game
Dack will naturally take some time to get back into 100% shape, it has been a long way back but he has launched and will likely reap the rewards of a break in the match and time spent working on all aspects. of his physical form
The rovers have had a good start to the season, their frontlines have shown good understanding, but with Armstrong the closest competition, Dack is the club’s most natural scorer.
Not some luxury talent that has to make the team fit around him or someone you have to consider defensively, Dack works as hard as any player on the team, often to his own detriment, is not afraid to put his body online for the good of the team
He was pushing from the front long before the Rovers made the effort to make it as a team, and having the pace in front of him could play well in his hands. Dack has previously been found to be the only, but still the main creative threat on the Rovers side.
Thinking back to the end of the 2018/19 season when he had Joe Rothwell for company, and the few glimmers we saw of a developing deal with Lewis Holtby last season, the better the players around him, the better Dack bECOMES
Having those extra attack options around Dack may well distract some of the opposition’s attention. His quality on the ball could also help unlock the pace the Rovers will have ahead of him
Rothwell’s average position in his three starts saw him in areas not that different from what we’ve seen from Dack previously, already registering eight shots in his three shots.
The rovers have had 79 shots in their first four league games, 20 more than their closest rivals, 47% of those inside the 18-yard box where we saw Dack thrive
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