Olivier Giroud is a dream for a manager and probably a headache because you just want to play him.
Everybody knows his quality. I feel for him, because he is an old-school number nine and nowadays we want to see tricky, dynamic forwards but when he plays he gets the job done.
Despite just three starts this season, and a total of 362 minutes on the pitch, Giroud has seven goals for his club and a further five for France.
The modern-day fan probably doesn't appreciate him as much, so they can question when he starts games.