This. Its like people are trying to force it talking constantly about movement and hold up play, what he was world class at was scoring from everywhere.. Hes still a good player but he doesnt look anything like he did at Atletico so far, and has cost me a lot of money up until today on scorer bets!
Force what, exactly?
To be honest, I don't always notice subtleties of the game until it's one of Utd's players in action, as I don't necessarily watch with such an attentive eye. I've watched Falcao quite a lot before he joined Utd and yes, the stand out aspect of his game is definitely his finishing as it's freakishly good with any part of his body. However, as I said, yesterday was the first time I watched him play for Utd and I was happy he scored, but I was more impressed by his overall play. Seriously, the lead up to his goal, he's constantly moving, just dropping off his defender, and making the run at the exact right moment. In other moments of the game, during an attacking moment, he's capable of making 2 or 3 different runs in a few seconds. And another impressive thing is how well he manages to stay onside.
It's also reassuring, because having that level of workrate and that instinct garanties goals in the long run.
I also hadn't noticed the quality of Van Persie's movement before he joined us by the way, and it's a very important aspect of his game (though it's a tad different to the way Falcao moves up front, which I'd say is more dynamic).
I don't think anyone is 'forcing' anything (and I don't even know what that means), we're just looking into his game with a lot of scrutiny.
I'm not judging his previous games by the way, as I haven't watched them, I'm just saying yesterday's game showed some truly world class aspects to his game, the only really disappointing part being when he fluffed the chance after Shaw's excellent run. But those can happen, look at Costa's miss yesterday (even though he was offside).