Even if he hadn't done so and just stopped still, I believe it would have been disallowed as he was right in front of the keeper and impeding his vision.

i get a feeling that Roy never wanted to sign Meyer, he has been so stubborn in playing him. there has been times when schlupp was terrible and still played ahead of him, his confidence must be shot!

Have to love Jimmy Mac, goes down a legend for me and has been a staunch servant for us. I always refer to him as ‘the Scottish Pele‘ of course a bit tongue in cheek however he does do some unexpected things sometimes!

Has looked a bit leggy of late though, feel as though his time is on the horizon. Would love for him to stay and be a squad/utility player but wouldn’t begrudge him a move. I would ultimately like our midfield to step up a gear next season without him being a shoe in every week.

Just my opinion however!

Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!

Jimmy Mac is a much better player. Considering they both similar in shape, Jimmy is a lot stronger and I think offers a lot more than Mayer. I’d argue schlupp offer more than Max in the midfield.

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Responsibility Deficit Disorder is a medical condition. Symptoms include inability to be corrected when wrong, false sense of superiority, desire to share personal info no else cares about, general hubris. It's a medical issue rather than pure arrogance.

McArthur fits Roy's system well as he is organised, snaps at the opposition's heels and pushes the ball forward quickly. On the downside he gives away a lot of cheap fouls and he no longer seems capable of being effective for 90 minutes. For me Schlupp is the bigger concern. Once again on Saturday a team targeted PvA and once again Schlupp failed to offer him sufficient protection. He seems to dangle a foot in the way and jogs back and only seems to come alive at the other end of the pitch. Look on the other side of the pitch and both McArthur and Townsend get back and help out AWB. When Kouyate plays he covers the pitch far more effectively and his passing is no worse than Schlupp's.

Meyer is a whole other matter. In the few occasions in each game that we play quick one-touch football he looks very accomplished, but aside from that so far he hasn't offered enough. He probably does need a run of games to give him a chance to find his way, but I'm sure there are plenty of players that would enjoy that luxury.