If he's banging the goals in then nobody would complain about his lack of effort but he's not, he's currently just a big lump of s*** up front contributing f*** all whilst pocketing 100k a week.

Ah I see, so one assist is a good return for a lazy, £30 million ,100k a week striker. I prefer my blinkers over yours thanks.

I don't get your point, all I remember from the Swansea game was that peach of a goal scored by Ayew who always scores worldies against us. Im guessing that was the game Benteke was suspended otherwise you wouldn't bring it up.

My point is if you are a lazy player but come up with moments of brilliance every game like Berbatov then thats fine, no problem your goals/assists make up for that, but if your not banging the goals in then at least put a decent f***ing shift in, especially when you are the clubs most expensive player of all time, and highest earner of all time.

Did you notice we won two of the games and who was involved in the at least 4 of the goals. If that player was available against Swansea we might have won that one as well.
Berbatov did not come up with moments of brilliance every game and was often called lazy. What you do need at the top levels is someone with a bit of quality who can win you games now and again even when they have not been chasing lost causes all game.
And yes there different levels of quality / lazy players, Berbatov was probably better than Benteke is.

Benteke deserves critism for his contribution this season - service or no service. Mostly out of position (in the box), lose the ball very often with back to opposition goal and create counter attacks against us. One goal scored so far is whatever anyone say - pathetic from a team's main striker.

MotD highlighted his closing down of Man City players which allowed us to implement Roy’s plan, So, maybe not as lazy as some are suggesting. And this is what Roy had to say after the Watford win.
“But he still did something quite incredible in the last minute, chasing a ball down back to Gomes and forcing him into a poor kick out of play, which effectively killed the game for us,” said the manager. “When you’re a coach, those little moments mean a lot. It gives you a bit of pleasure.”