Manchester United fans have had their say on what is currently the most divisive issue at Old Trafford - where exactly should Anthony Martial be playing?
Louis van Gaal has started the 19-year-old France international on the left of his attack in recent weeks, but there's a growing feeling that he could do more damage in the middle.
With Wayne Rooney struggling for form - underlined by his penalty miss in the League Cup exit to Middlesbrough - many United supporters would like to see Martial given a chance to lead the line.
We ran a poll on the issue on Twitter, and the results are conclusive...
https://twitter.com/JOE_co_uk/status/659749268824203264
At the time of writing, 88% of almost 1,500 voters believe that Martial should be playing in the centre.
Here are just a few of the responses...
https://twitter.com/aldamayo/status/659750039875547136
https://twitter.com/andrexp19/status/659749908082241536
Of course, not everyone took it seriously...
https://twitter.com/jamestaylor1/status/659760947368583168
So, will Van Gaal listen to the fans wishes? For some reason we doubt it very much.
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