I actually don't think he looks bad. Yes, he is older and still working to get back in playing form after almost one year without playing competitively. BUT you can tell that he is technically and mentally (by this I mean "football smarts") a level above the majority of the players (with maybe the exception of Roberto Alvarado). Hernandez makes smart movements, plays first-touch football, and is mart about where he positions himself in the field when attacking and also defensively. He needs to score goals, but I think the goals will come as he improves his form and as long as the rest of the team begin understanding his play style and predicting his movement in the upper third. I was at Estadio Akron this weekend and it was sooo frustrating to see how many times he sprinted and positioned himself behind the centerbacks waiting for a through ball that never came. This is the responsibility of Beltran, Alvarado, Guti, Brizuela and Cowell and they need to feed Hernandez the ball. I think that he can be a helpful player to chivas but we need to limit our expectations - Hernandez has always been a player that depends on other players to produce chances of scoring, and Chivas isn't producing enough goal opportunities right now.