I don't really think that's true. I'm not talking about a striker who necessarily scores 20 goals or wins you a load of games single handedly etc, I'm more just talking about someone who might turn a centre half on the halfway line and get away from them, or offer a constant threat in behind because of their pace, or mean that any half decent cross into an area is dangerous because they're great in the air, or just be able to consistently look like they might create themselves half a yard to get a shot away in promising positions. Just things that make defenders and managers think about how they need to set up and how that affects the wider team as space is freed up etc. At the moment it doesn't feel like we have any of those things. Barry has shown some decent hold up play recently but like I say, a lot of that is fairly basic and more the type of thing that just gives you a semi-useful platform rather than the type of thing that opens a game up or switches you from defence to attack etc. Again, this isn't me saying we need to go and buy a player like this in January, or that Barry can't develop further, it's just a comment on why I don't think it's quite as simple 'it doesn't matter who plays up front, it wouldn't make any difference' or 'only £100m strikers do good things'.