I thought Meyer might have been required to break down a stubborn defensive opponent today, as we usually face when struggling teams come to Selhurst, but Fulham played right into our hands by letting us play like the away team - so a much more suitable game for the hard-working Schlupp.

Meyer was great when he came on...he's so elusive and good at nudging the ball to a team mate in a better position before an opponent can get near him.

Schlupp is so frustrating. He has energy and power and, when simply running with the ball, is fine. But he can't see anything but the simplest pass and as such can be dispossessed.

Another advantage of Schlupp over Meyer is that Schlupp had a goal in him. We need that because almost nobody else does.

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I agree with you to an extent...but thats because Hodgson plays him out of position. I wouldnt be surprised to see him go at the end of the season at this rate

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Roy picked him today... and brought him on at an important stage of the game when he made a difference moving the ball a lot quicker than Luka and McArthur. It might just be that he's more effective as a sub than a starter in certain games.

Jeff Schlupp who was a prolific youth team striker at Leicester scored the crucial second goal for a team that's strugled to score at home and had a solid game as has been the case a lot recently.

Needs to be played in the No.10 role...a role that Roy doesnt believe in. His ability to receive the ball in tight spaces roll a player and play a pass means that's where he'd thrive. It'd also mean we could buy a different type of striker as well.

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Sure, Roy has his wtf moments but he's more than good enough for us.
I'd love nothing more to see a local lad take his local team to The Cup final, win the bloody thing and then shove it right up your f**cking arse.

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