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block g eagle Flag norwood 05 Feb 19 12.06pm

I try to be positive, especially with a 2-0 with at the weekend, but how on earth is this guy getting played so much.

He must have something over Roy......I have never seen a player with such little football intelligence. Gives the ball away so much with terrible passes, daydreams and gets caught of position so badly. He shows if you have a left foot, pace and keep yourself fit you can make it to the premiership somehow with little football technique

but i do love him still........hes an eagle.

 

Goal Machine Flag The Cronx 05 Feb 19 12.28pm

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Schlupp, and down
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and Schlupp...... and down

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up/down movements throughout

 

Portuguese Flag Porto 05 Feb 19 12.42pm

Originally posted by block g eagle

I try to be positive, especially with a 2-0 with at the weekend, but how on earth is this guy getting played so much.

He must have something over Roy......I have never seen a player with such little football intelligence. Gives the ball away so much with terrible passes, daydreams and gets caught of position so badly. He shows if you have a left foot, pace and keep yourself fit you can make it to the premiership somehow with little football technique

but i do love him still........hes an eagle.

Maybe the commentary is too harsh, but in the essence it's absolutely true!
I know they're two different players but leaving in the bench Max Meyer to play with Schlupp I sincerely don't get it...


 


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gerry theagle Flag newbury 05 Feb 19 12.55pm

Not sure he deserves all the flack that some Holers dish out in his direction.He can play for the whole match which I don't think Meyer is capable of at the moment, both are guilty of lapses of various kinds, he may not be so creative but he is tenacious and that is probably why he gets the nod in midfield, he also pops up in the right place to score goals on a fairly regular basis.

 

CPFCSwords Flag London 05 Feb 19 12.56pm

What a ridiculous post

 

Ghostship Flag Norfolk 05 Feb 19 1.05pm

Schlupp takes a lot of unnecessary stick by Palace fans. He has scored 4 goals this season and provided assists. He has weaknesses but so do plenty of other Palace players. He is a very useful squad member who deserves to play a part either as a starter or as a sub. Guess his face doesn't fit with some supporters whilst others like PVA and Zaha can do no wrong.

Edited by Ghostship (05 Feb 2019 1.05pm)

 

gerry theagle Flag newbury 05 Feb 19 1.07pm

Why don't you back up your comment with your personal thoughts on the subject.This is my opinion to which I am entitled.

 

roman eagle Flag South London 05 Feb 19 1.17pm

Jeff Schlupp is maybe not the greatest player we've had but he is a solid professional with a very good engine who can play in a variety of left-sided positions. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think he's the only player in our ranks who's actually won something, with 23 appearances in Leicester's title -winning season. So he also must have a winning mentality, which can have a very good effect behind the scenes.

 


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CPFC1965 Flag Warrington 05 Feb 19 1.20pm

Schlupp scores the winner against Fulham, and as been said 4th of the season, and is still open to scathing criticism. Zaha gets sent off for petulance and people are praising him to the hilt. I'd rather have a player who's prepared to give his all than the spoilt brat

 

Tom-the-eagle Flag Croydon 05 Feb 19 1.22pm

Originally posted by CPFC1965

Schlupp scores the winner against Fulham, and as been said 4th of the season, and is still open to scathing criticism. Zaha gets sent off for petulance and people are praising him to the hilt. I'd rather have a player who's prepared to give his all than the spoilt brat

Although you'd still rather play Zaha than Schlupp..

 


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Maine Eagle Flag USA 05 Feb 19 1.25pm

After his goals at man city and vs Fulham I am warming up to Schlupp a little bit.

Roy likes the cut if his jib big time, but he is a Roy type player.

Schlupp’s issue is consistency. He doesn’t just go from league one to premier league level, he goes down to Sunday league sometimes.

He is often responsible for a move breaking down, though he and PVA are really at odds to win that competition. He has pace to burn but seems to rarely use it, and cannot seem to go past a player.

Defensively he is often suspect, like the first goal at man city, however again a certain PVA is right up there with him on that one.

Fact is Schlupp has popped up with some goals and the manager likes him. However one has to wonder now if he will be the first sub to come on when not starting, if we are chasing a game, as now we have more options.

 


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Maine Eagle Flag USA 05 Feb 19 1.27pm

Originally posted by CPFC1965

Schlupp scores the winner against Fulham, and as been said 4th of the season, and is still open to scathing criticism. Zaha gets sent off for petulance and people are praising him to the hilt. I'd rather have a player who's prepared to give his all than the spoilt brat

Please don’t compare Schlupp and Zaha. I have seen some rather funny player comparisons here, someone once likened hennessey to gigi buffon.

Zaha and Schluppy are not operating in the same league.

 


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Wisbech Eagle Flag Truro Cornwall 05 Feb 19 1.46pm

Originally posted by block g eagle

I try to be positive, especially with a 2-0 with at the weekend, but how on earth is this guy getting played so much.

He must have something over Roy......I have never seen a player with such little football intelligence. Gives the ball away so much with terrible passes, daydreams and gets caught of position so badly. He shows if you have a left foot, pace and keep yourself fit you can make it to the premiership somehow with little football technique

but i do love him still........hes an eagle.

I am pretty sure that Roy has something over you! That is football knowledge.

Schlupp may not be the best defender in the world, or the greatest creative midfielder. He does though have a way of getting himself into positions that affect us positively, has a hard, controlled shot and good energy.

He gets some quite ridiculous criticism here when he plays a very important role in some games. To compare him with Meyer is nonsense. They are completely different, suited to and employed for very different circumstances.

 


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bald eagle Flag 05 Feb 19 2.05pm

I'm not saying I never criticise players, but...in my more rational moments, it occurs to me that the quality and intensity of the Premier League are such that if Schlupp (or any of the other players with a critical thread) were as bad as is made out, we'd be suffering a lot of heavy defeats, which hasn't been the case so far.

 

Bexley Eagle Flag Bexley Kent 05 Feb 19 2.26pm

Originally posted by Portuguese
Maybe the commentary is too harsh, but in the essence it's absolutely true!
I know they're two different players but leaving in the bench Max Meyer to play with Schlupp I sincerely don't get it...

The Meyer debate has been done to death. For me he is too lightweight and is brushed off the ball too easily, he has no pace, he lacks passing range (ok on the short stuff but I haven’t seen him ping a crossfield ball yet), and I thought he would have a real eye for goal – which hasn’t been evident yet. First and foremost these days you need to be an athlete in the Prem with physical attributes to match. Schlupp has pace, he has an eye for a goal, he is strong in the tackle. So there may be some of the reasons why he is ahead of Meyer in the pecking order.

 

The Dolphin Flag 05 Feb 19 2.46pm

If Wilf isn't banned for Saturday then drop PVA and play Schlupp there in my opinion.
PVA is having a 'mare every week at the moment.

 

Willo Flag South coast - west of Brighton. 05 Feb 19 2.55pm

Originally posted by Bexley Eagle

The Meyer debate has been done to death. For me he is too lightweight and is brushed off the ball too easily, he has no pace, he lacks passing range (ok on the short stuff but I haven’t seen him ping a crossfield ball yet), and I thought he would have a real eye for goal – which hasn’t been evident yet. First and foremost these days you need to be an athlete in the Prem with physical attributes to match. Schlupp has pace, he has an eye for a goal, he is strong in the tackle. So there may be some of the reasons why he is ahead of Meyer in the pecking order.

I have never been convinced by Meyer and totally understand why Hodgson has picked Schlupp over him.

 

Uphill Flag Bedford 05 Feb 19 3.36pm

If someone can tell me who has given the ball away more this season than Jeffery Schulpp then please state your case.

Yes, he has some creativity (but not much) and he has been in the right place for his goals but to compare him with the passing and creative skills of Max Meyer is daft.

If we had more with Meyer's skill Benteke, Ayew (even him) and Batshuyai would be scoring for fun. And it might yet happen ....

 

Willo Flag South coast - west of Brighton. 05 Feb 19 3.55pm

Originally posted by Uphill

If someone can tell me who has given the ball away more this season than Jeffery Schulpp then please state your case.

Yes, he has some creativity (but not much) and he has been in the right place for his goals but to compare him with the passing and creative skills of Max Meyer is daft.

If we had more with Meyer's skill Benteke, Ayew (even him) and Batshuyai would be scoring for fun. And it might yet happen ....

That's not a bad quality to have !

Schlupp has scored the same amounts of goals as Zaha this season and they have been important ones - the all-important opening goal at Fulham on the opening day,the equalsier at Man C not long after they scored the opener and of course the second goal on Saturday which extinguished any hopes of Fulham getting anything from the game.

Not advocating that Schlupp is right up there as a player but I can understand why he gets the nod over Meyer at the present time.Maybe in time Meyer will really be knocking on the door and will have the edge over Schlupp.Football is all about opinions and clearly there are polarised views on this matter.

Edited by Willo (05 Feb 2019 3.58pm)

 

Arthur Blackpudding Flag 05 Feb 19 4.11pm

I don't get the negativity that Schlupp receives. He's been good the last few games and has popped up with some important goals.

 

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