Agree it's not quite happening for Watters at the moment, but it seems like his showings are getting better, even without the goals.
Etete is a different story, although he's come in from Spurs we have to remember this is the highest level he's ever played at in reality, so stepping up from League 2 and League 1 where he's gained the bulk of his experience is going to take a little time. Despite his size I'd imagine he still needs to work on his physical strength too. Coming up against the likes of Ajayi, Livermore and O'Shea, all pretty experienced and certainly with Ajayi and LIvermore physically big and strong players is a big test for him.
Even Watters can probably still be classed as finding his feet at this level if truth be told.
We probably DO need another, more experienced striker in the Hugill kind of mould though. Hopefully we can find one and the finances stretch to it...
Either way though I think we'll be ok this season. May not trouble the top six for too long but at the least mid-table is beckoning and as we've said on here before, if we achieve that or more AND revamp the squad and playing style at the same time it has to be considered a decent enough season.
For me, the biggest worry will be that once teams have gotten used to our playing style, do we have enough about us to overcome that? Both in terms of the players ability and the managers tactical nous? Time will tell but it'll be a fun ride finding out.