Listening to Pulis press conference - he seems to be suggesting that Chamakh will play. I think that Bolaise may be the man to make way with Ledley moving onto the wing.

Chamakh being back is the reason why Williams can stay at Ipswich for the time being.

I think that we will play both with Chamakh playing behind Jerome.

Jerome will run the Cardiff defence ragged. Chmakh will link up with the midfield - Puncheon, Ledley, Jedi or KG - coming through.

No one has mentioned pace yet. Do we need a fast striker who can run the Taffy defence ragged and miss all of our golden opportunities or a striker who can win the ball in the air and head it down to nobody?

I can't see it changing, but I can see Pulis weighing up his opponents carefully and deciding how to beat them with a new game plan. The team may not change, but the challenge is different.

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Yes really is a tough one that I have been pondering upon all week.

I am a great fan of Chamakh and share others opinions on Jerome - cannot score but puts two or three defenders constantly under pressure.

Bolasie's improvement over the last month or two has been considerable and he is getting closer to finding the net. He also gets back and helps the defence all of the time.

KG and Jedi are first names on the TP team sheet. Ledley is a good player and when he plays further forward does possess a goal threat.

Puncheon blows hot and cold but he always puts in the effort and he has scored three goals which puts him second equal on our woeful highest scorer list.

So what a dilemma. I would keep the team unchanged with Chamakh on the bench. However, I believe TP will play both Jerome and Chamakh so Puncheon is likely to be the man to miss out.

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