Tough on Wickham, tough on the causes of Wickham.
The midfield do, justifiably, have more confidence in Benteke holding the ball up so will commit themselves forward more readily and in doing so will recycle the ball in the opponent's half also creating more chances for themselves.MacArthur.
Wickham is a deputy who, if he proves himself on the training field to our midfielders, can also hopefully inspire this confidence.(This is the "causes of Wickham" bit.Show to your team mates you are worth supporting).

It's good to keep an opened mind, but not so open that your brains fall out.

I'm a fan of Wickham, but he is not there yet, and maybe watching ben-tekkers in training every day will improve him to a point, where he can genuinely challenge for a place on the pitch. That is of course if he can stay injury free long enough

"It's not the bullet that's got my name on it that concerns me; it's all them other ones flyin' around marked 'To Whom It May Concern.'"

Did you watch the FA Cup semi-final? What a header that was from Wickham.

He's got the potential, but he needs to pay attention to the wider range of craft and movement that Benteke has and improve his game.

Well I think Simon's head is large; always involved in espionage. (Name that tune)

Wickham needs to get more of that strikers instinct about him. Benteke makes runs and generally does his work in the top third of hte pitch. When you see the average position of players, Benteke is always the furthest forward, as he should be, Wickham can be 3rd or 4th furthest forward at times. I like Wickhma, think he offers a lot but needs to be in the box more rather than out wide and putting in crosses.

Oh yes, (as the Churchill bulldog would say) ...he's an absurd waste out there. Look at the crackers he's scored in front of goal.

Denial is not just a river in Egypt