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Well impressed with Beckford, had Fellaini looked up and spotted his well timed runs he could have had a hatrick.
A constant threat to the chelsea defence for the time he was on the pitch.
Chelsea v Everton tactical analysis report including some detail on beckford impact if any of yous fancy a read......
http://theexecutionersbong.wordpress.com/2010/12/04/chelsea-1-1-everton/
Beckford ‘s misses made headlines last week but you can’t doubt the strikers eagerness and ability to get into goal scoring chances. Indeed, in the last 3 outings the striker has carved out 9 goal scoring chances in 72 minutes, compared with Saha’s 2 in 150 minutes.
Although he may not the finished article the quote below supports the notion that he (Beckford) is better up front than the other two.
"Beckford ‘s misses made headlines last week but you can’t doubt the strikers eagerness and ability to get into goal scoring chances. Indeed, in the last 3 outings the striker has carved out 9 goal scoring chances in 72 minutes, compared with Saha’s 2 in 150 minutes. Beckford is still an unknown quantity at this level, but his potential and recent form mean that he must start the next game against Wigan."
At least he is creating chances. Personally I would rather he missed a few than have to put up with the offerings served up by the others.
Good read. I especially liked this part:
And yet, I bet Moyes sticks with that useless French shitehawk.