Patrick Bamford was on the score-sheet as Leeds United opened their 2019-20 Championship campaign with a 3-1 victory against Bristol City last weekend.
However, the 25-year-old could not inspire his team to all three points on Sunday as Marcelo Bielsa’s side were held to a 1-1 draw by Nottingham Forest.
According to WhoScored, Bamford had five shots in the clash at Elland Road but was unable to find the back of the net with Pablo Hernandez getting the goal for the hosts.
And a number of the Leeds supporters have taken to social media to criticise the striker for some wayward finishing.
There is a lot of pressure on Bamford to score the goals this season when considering that Kemar Roofe joined Anderlecht in the latter stages of the transfer window.
On-loan Arsenal attacker Eddie Nketiah has been signed to boost Bielsa’s options in the final third. However, Bamford really needs to step up and have a big season.
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A selection of the Twitter reaction from the club’s fans can be seen below:
Can somebody show bamford how to use his legs he’s like muffin the mule legs all over the place. Poor ball control .god help us if Hernandez gets injured no striker ?
— glenn lufc (@CroadGlenn) August 10, 2019
If Bamford can’t finish now, how do you coach that?? He’s been playing as a pro footballer 9 years practicing it… can’t teach composure #lufc
— M W (@mewebb1) August 10, 2019
That’s why Bamford isn’t the man to take us to the prem…works hard but 2 chances today that he needs to be taking!! Dominant performance again but got to take our chances and kill games off. We go again…. #MOT #LUFC ???
— Jack Jeffery (@jackj130889) August 10, 2019
#lufc Sorry, had enough of Bamford. Not taking chances puts whole team under pressure. Pls start Costa and Nketiah
— michael pollard (@pollard50060) August 10, 2019
Bamford couldnt hit a cows backside with a banjo. Get him out, give Kun, Edmondson or Nketiah a go. @LUFC
— Steve hayward ? (@M9sbh) August 10, 2019
@LUFC why does this clown Bamford still have a job as a footballer
— Ted Robinson (@urnndd12) August 10, 2019
Get Bamford out, Eddie in. Sick of him still getting a chance after missing sitters week in week out #LUFC
— will duke (@29WGD) August 10, 2019
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