Well, it was a strange signing (Oli Burke) that followed a strange signing (Callum Robinson). Robinson brought in and never really used followed by Oli Burke who was the same.
When we did use Burke, it was apparent that not only was he big, strong, and fast, he was too fast. When he charged down the wings to the by line, and cut back with a cross, there was usually never any of our players there, in the box, to attack the ball. He was too fast. He would set off running with the ball, on the break, and opposition midfielders and defenders would be sprinting to try and catch up with him, while our midfield and strikers were somewhere behind them.
My guess is that if we had one or two fast players (as most teams seem to have), then we would have had lads arriving on the edge of the box as Burke was pulling back with the cross, and something might have happened. We've all seen it many times, opposition teams break out of their own half, and within seconds have two or three players bearing down on our goal, while we are still scrambling.
Anyway, for what it's worth, Callum Robinson has averaged around a goal every six games for WBA (1 in 5 during his initial loan spell), Oli Burke has averaged a goal every 14 games, during the same period of time. He's not a striker and never will be.
That being said, GLTTL.