Gourcuff vs SIlva vs Modric.

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Which one would you rather?

  • Gourcuff

    Votes: 17 51.5%

  • David Silva

    Votes: 8 24.2%

  • Luka Modric

    Votes: 8 24.2%
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Which one is the best? Post screenshots, share past experiences, etc..
 
Wouldn't have anything to do with the cracker he just scored would it :P
 
Probs gourcuff, silva wasnt amazing in my valencia team. Never bought modric so no clue on him. Probs more likely to buy toni kroos tbh
 
i signed gourcuff for arsenal in 2nd season but i cant find the right position/role for him yet
i usually play 451 in the V shape, and have Gourcuff as AMR or occasionally MC in the Fabregas position.
any advice would be helpful
 
I've always played Gourcuff in the Trequesita AMC position. Bangs in 10 goals 10 assists every season.
 
I just bought Gourcuff for Arsenal , i`m playing him in AMC , 9 games : 7 goals - 5 goal pass --- HE`S THE BEST AMC IN THE GAME , before Arsenal i managed AC MILAN , bought him back in 2010 and in the first 2 seasons : 49 goals , rating 8
 
Andrew37 said:
I've always played Gourcuff in the Trequesita AMC position. Bangs in 10 goals 10 assists every season.
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10 g + 10 a is not much tbo for an amc. besides gourcuff aint a trequartista, hes att mid or adv playmaker

back to the question, i too would go for gourcuff, have him in my juve team and hes ace in amc, sometimes on amr when ribery needs a change. i bought modric to my bayern munich team but havent played that save much so cant really speak for modric. i didnt have silva in fm2010 yet but i had him in 09, in juve again, where he didnt play as expected
 
Gourcuff..he gets like 20 assists and 15 or so goals a season..also cheaper than the rest..can be bought for £16m if your lucky, but silva and modric you can never get for less than £25m...
 
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