crossy1686
career ending
I hear what you're saying but I don't think it's fair to start writing the guy off (not that you're doing it but others are) based on him not scoring so many against the bigger teams. It's a squad issue we have on the whole, not just an isolated issue that falls at the feet of Lukaku.Everyone who's criticising Lukaku has seen the stats mate. It's not like you've discovered some hidden truth that the rest of us don't appreciate.
What I (and, I imagine, the other critics) are saying is quite simple. Lukaku is clearly going to score goals against the lesser teams - he's too quick and powerful for them. But against the better teams he's going to struggle because his touch and awareness aren't good enough. Everyone said it before he arrived and he's proving the doubters right so far.
He's plundered plenty of goals against the weaker sides, and that's great, but against the top sides - Real Madrid, Liverpool, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Spurs - he's struggled. He's only scored one goal, a tap-in against RM in the Super Cup, and only really played well in one game - Arsenal, the weakest of those top teams.
None of the Lukaku critics has an agenda, we just don't think he's got the technique to thrive against the top teams, which Manchester United need.
But hey, if you want to think this is just biased, agenda-driven rubbish, go ahead.
Once we can start putting more quality balls in the box from midfield, those stats will all change. He has no issues scoring when he gets quality service, which usually coincides with Pogba, Young or Valencia playing well.