Big and strong with pace to spare, Agbonlahor has all the attributes to be a top forward, although the vast majority of his Villa career has seen him used in a wide position. Agbonlahor has torn Sunderland apart on several occasions - as fans are all too aware - therefore theyve seen his best at close quarters. While consistency isnt his strong point, what he could add to Sunderland would outstrip his weak points. In theory, Agbonlahor could comfortably fill any advanced attacking role: he has the power to run at defences and worry entire backlines when on his game. Developing that, and the manager using it to Sunderlands advantage could add another dimension. Sunderland have looked at him before in the days Martin ONeill was still the Black Cats boss, there was no shortage of support for him as a potential addition. He may no longer be most peoples first choice, but given the length of time at Aston Villa, a fresh start could give the hefty forward man a new, invigorated lease of life. Coupled with Poyets vision and ideal style of play, Agbonlahor could settle in well. Would he guarantee the goals that Borini would, particularly out wide, could be another consideration, however.