You mean like they did last season ? Why didn't he get his P45 then. Oh , 
that's right he was recovering from an injury. 

It's too easy as a casual observer to say it looks like he's doing well so he 
can't be criticised.  I hate paying money to watch footballers who can't 
control a ball and who feign injury.


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On 24 Sep 2012, at 14:05, dave walmsley <dwalms...@netmonkeys.co.uk> wrote:

> 67 goals in 173 games (inc those where he was a sub) ? Chapman had many of 
> those failings too.
> 
> Will happily accept that he's not a premier league player, but that's no 
> concern at the moment is it? And if the goals dry up, then like all players 
> it's P45 time.
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Richard Walker [mailto:richleed...@yahoo.co.uk] 
> Sent: 24 September 2012 13:58
> To: dave walmsley
> Cc: leedslist@gn.apc.org
> Subject: Re: [LU] Rich and Becchio
> 
> Lets see mate - my opinion is based on watching him week in week out for 4 
> years now - from the first game to last Saturdays game. He is without doubt 
> the least talented footballer I've seen in a white shirt, and when you go on 
> about his goals proving me wrong, I don't think they do. He's it's all rosy 
> at the moment but what happens when the goals dry up? 
> 
> And in terms of being a scapegoat , why do I need to say anything other than 
> he did his job on Saturday because he scored. There was no need for a 
> scapegoat because we won !!
> 
> I'll tell you why I don't like watching him:
> 
> 1) he has no pace 
> 2) he has no acceleration
> 3) he is poor in the air when challenged 50:50. Loses out just about every 
> time.
> 4) his play acting and constant victim act does my head in. I wish he would 
> concentrate on getting the ball rather than looking for the free-kick. Really 
> awful to watch.
> 5) His control his shocking, the amount of times he just loses possession is 
> criminal. Also how many times does be handball - only reason he does that is 
> poor control.
> 6) apart from free headers, free shots in the 6 yard box he hasn't got a 
> clue. People will poit to Boro away and Millwall away but that's 2 goals in 4 
> years that break the mould. Look at when he was put through on Saturday , did 
> he show a goal scorer's instincts, did he nell, he looked like Jackie 
> Charlton in the opposition box. No idea. 
> 
> So it's mainly due to those things why I don't like watching him.
> 
> Is ther anything I like about him 
> 
> He works hard but that's a given surely. 
> 
> And finally I repeat - we need to be looking beyond Becchio to progress.
> 
> Sent from my iPad
> 
> On 24 Sep 2012, at 13:35, dave walmsley <dwalms...@netmonkeys.co.uk> wrote:
> 
>> Rich, sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but to the casual observer, your 
>> posts show an increasing frustration that Becchio is proving your opinion of 
>> him very wrong. We've all been there. Taken a dislike to a player, only for 
>> them to run into form. As a result, your every post has to pick at some 
>> failing of his, desperate for something to back up a theory that is shot to 
>> ribbons.
>> 
>> Correct me if I'm wrong, but his goalscoring record is very similar to 
>> Sniffer Clarke, Mick Jones and Lee Chapman? And, he's not playing in a team 
>> that spends most of its time whupping the arses of the opposition.
>> 
>> Don't think anyone would ever claim he is as good as the aforementioned 
>> gods, but we are not a premier league team, so no point judging him on that 
>> basis. The best we can hope for from a forward at the moment is a player who 
>> will score a decent number of goals in this league and Becchio does that. 
>> Not just in the last few weeks, but in his career with Leeds.
>> 
>> Having an opinion about a midfielder or defender is one thing. It's pretty 
>> subjective. A forward is different when he has a solid goalscoring record in 
>> a mediocre team, over a good number of seasons. His ability is there in 
>> black and white.
>> 
>> He's good enough, so look elsewhere for a scapegoat.
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