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Yes. Most mangers who have been in the game long enough have had problems getting ALL their strikers to score, but very few (if any) besides Moyes, have had problems getting All their strikers to score.Geoff DCL didnt price himself out. He simply decided a long time ago that he was leaving. Despite all the nonsense we read about him dissing the club and bitching about money. He never once opened his mouth. he simply waited out his contract and left. If he did go for less money (and nobody knows that either) then that would be an indication of how much he wanted to leave. That, as far as I'm concerned was down to the way a section of our fan base treated him and his family.I have no doubt whatsoever that if the manager knew what to do with him and persuaded him to stay, we would be right in the mix for a CL slot right now. Too many fans wanted him gone. They got their wish and now we are 30m worse off and we have Barry instead.BTW its just plain untrue to say Beto has more goals from open play than DCL (no matter how much it makes Sean kearns…..err "lol"Beto would have more goals if he had scored 3 from the spot too…..But we all saw what happened when he took one. Would anybody really want him to take our penalties ?