Agree with the above, but Hafnia is also right when he says Rom has been "hit and miss from game to game". There was a home game a few months ago - I can't remember which one - when Rom's control and lay-offs were excellent. I thought "Great, he's cracked it!" but next week the ball was ricocheting off him again. Fact is, RM should have been playing 75% to his strengths and 25% to the other parts of his game that need improving. Bizarrely, it was reversed so we seemed to be mainly playing to his weaknesses! In the long run that might be a good thing in terms of improving his all-round game, but it made him look bad in the short term.
As we know, strikers have runs, both good and bad. My god, we could really do with the lad going on a good run right now!