I really struggle with these kind of replies. What exactly are you adding to the debate? The OP has formed an opinion. I do wonder about people's ability to form their own opinion instead of attempting to belittle with no input.
Personally I can't agree about Hemed, he has done what he has been paid to do this season and score 17 goals. I still think we can do with a striker that can score 20 with Hemed backing up with his contribution, that, in my opinion can't be berated.
I do agree that Baldock has just not come up to scratch regarding his goal tally. He is paid to score goals and he just doesn't seem to have the instinct at this level. I find it difficult to add into the equation his running off the ball, etc. And I read somewhere someone saying that he hasn't had many chances to miss. I'd prefer he did, because it would show he has the presence to be in the right place. Sadly he rarely seems to be in that right place to miss or score. For me personally, he is no more than a bench warmer in the higher echelons of the Championship.
I agree that Hemed's hold up play -- his strength on the ball, his tenacity, and his skill -- is vastly under-rated on here but, then again, I'm not convinced it's better than Ulloa's.
I'd say Ulloa's general hold up play was better (it was utterly superb). But Hemed's lay offs / passing is slightly ahead. Having said that my memory isn't that great on Leo's overall game. I do know they are both brilliant players though.
I like Hemed lets get this out of the way.
But for me Ulloa's all roud game was way stronger than our current strikers.
Honestly drop him in our side last season and we would have been up with 4 games to spare, he played on his own up front for us with nothing like the quality service currently being served up.
brighton have not splashed 9 million or so on a prolific goal scorer which we have needed from the start of the season - guess what we are still in the championship !
He takes a decent penalty, I'll give him that![]()