...........................ooooooooooooooo you big fibber............................just kidding..
Both yours and LoL's opinions are respected, as always.
When you look at Antenucci, or should I say when I look at Antenucci..

he's a busy player, he gets around the pitch, always looking for space and positions to score, he has skill and can get around defenders, is not scare to try long shots and, by the looks of things can run faster than Wood; commentators say similar things about him.
Being greedy, I don't think he's that greedy but sometimes he can be when he's eager to shoot and/score, but so are a lot of strikers occasionally; it's their bread and butter so to speak. I personally would prefer a striker who's slightly greedy and shows intent to put the effort in than someone who's always looking like a nomad; tbh, we are certainly in need of more long range shooters as our efforts on goal are dismal, which shows up the regular lone strikers (Sharp, Morison and Wood)
Hocks had the players playing football, both Antenucci and Duke were scoring regularly (we had a few players (midfield) who knew how to make through passes back then), Redders become caretaker and we had that 4 game run, 3 wins and 1 draw, which I think Hocks would've had if he stayed.
Then Darko come along, Redders started tinkering with the formation, so did Rosler and Antenucci didn't get as much game time for various reasons which I won't go into. We've never been prolific with a lone striker and tbh, the results are nothing to tell your grandad about.
Many fans were saying Morison should play/start cos he holds the ball up well and brings other players into game, but he was a striker who couldn't score with 10 foot magnifying glasses on (another barn door Billy) and we need strikers to score goals. When you read posts on here and in other media, same last season, fans were saying we need a prolific striker/goal scorer, which tells me Wood, Morison and Sharp aren't it. When Morison left, most, if not everyone was glad to see back of him, a big turn around in opinion.
I respect everyone has their own personal preferences, but since Redders took over, untill present day Antenucci has been limited to his game time, but most keep talking about needing a prolific goal/scorer, need more shots on target and need more goals, something that has/is being said while Morison, Sharp and Wood have been the main strikers; it's been a continual ongoing problem.
A similar problem, maybe, Duke was scoruing regularly and playing well when he first come to Leeds, again, Darko, Redders and Rosler had their stints and Duke was out. Evans brought Duke on against Wolves, we reverted to 4-4-2 and Duke completely turned the game around in our favour, granted he has to keep his performances up though, but it shows what changes can bring; bring on Sloth and Bianci, will our midfield be a lot stronger and impact orientated, only time can tell.
I'd like to see Antenucci and Duke back as our main strike partnership to see if there's a difference in our play and performances.
Wood reminds me of Sharp, not much impact, does very little but pops up with a goal once in a while, so does Mowatt. Wood doesn't do much with the ball when he gets it, can't get away from his man and has a slow brain for a striker. Woods goals are, 2 penalties, 1 long range shot and 4 tap ins in 21 games (20 started) should be way more; penalties aside, he has the same number of goals as Antenucci, but Wood has 20 starts.
Again, respecting everyone's opinion on opta stats, looking at them we see a keeper and 5 defenders in front of Wood. Given Antenucci's game time/minutes played per match this season thus far, I think it's fair to say his stats score ain't bad.
Not sure if everyone's aware, if you look on the opta stats, there's a orange, green and red bar representing the number of games a player has played, a cross for dnp. Run your cursor over each square/game and it'll bring up the performance score and minutes played.
Wood has 162 ps for 20 games = 8.5 avg per game, and penalties aside, scores 1 goal in every 4 games; is that really good enough, or does it tell us something......