Dickov22 Posted 24 October 2014 Share Posted 24 October 2014 Yeh ok I will. He's got no first touch, second touch or third touch. He doesn't know how to use his pace. He's weak He gets his feet muddled up regularly. His positioning leaves a lot to be desired. He can't (won't) tackle. His shooting is abysmal. His crossing is poor. His passing is woeful. His decision making is atrocious. Is that enough for ya? BTW, African sides are also shit, his one didn't even get out of the group at the world cup and he wasn't even in the squad. Schlupp is no world beater, but your comments are so over the top it's untrue. Remember last season Watford away? Sprinted down the wing, shoulder barged a player off the ball and provided a great cross for Knockaert. So your comments around him being weak, poor at crossing and not using his pace aren't entirely true, are they? Young player, learning the game who has something special in his locker in my opinion. He does frustrate the hell out of me, but I see something in him and wouldn't want to give up on him just yet. Your comments about him are over critical Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
filbertway Posted 24 October 2014 Share Posted 24 October 2014 Schlupp is no world beater, but your comments are so over the top it's untrue. Remember last season Watford away? Sprinted down the wing, shoulder barged a player off the ball and provided a great cross for Knockaert. So your comments around him being weak, poor at crossing and not using his pace aren't entirely true, are they? Young player, learning the game who has something special in his locker in my opinion. He does frustrate the hell out of me, but I see something in him and wouldn't want to give up on him just yet. Your comments about him are over critical Weak I will agree with, the guy is built like an ox. But bringing up one or two examples where a cross of his was successful doesn't cut it got me. The lad looks clueless half the time he has the ball. Something that will hopefully come with experience though. Would like to see him drop down to the championship for a season to a team that would be able to offer him game time week in week out. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest LCFC_World Posted 24 October 2014 Share Posted 24 October 2014 Does anyone know how many we have sold for this? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Col city fan Posted 24 October 2014 Share Posted 24 October 2014 Does anyone know how many we have sold for this? Sold out ages ago.. Exact numbers sold, I dont know Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest LCFC_World Posted 24 October 2014 Share Posted 24 October 2014 Sold out ages ago.. Exact numbers sold, I dont know I don't think we have sold out this one mate.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Col city fan Posted 24 October 2014 Share Posted 24 October 2014 I don't think we have sold out this one mate.. Sorry if im wrong bud, I heard we had. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
suffolk fox Posted 24 October 2014 Share Posted 24 October 2014 Yeh ok I will. He's got no first touch, second touch or third touch. He doesn't know how to use his pace. He's weak He gets his feet muddled up regularly. His positioning leaves a lot to be desired. He can't (won't) tackle. His shooting is abysmal. His crossing is poor. His passing is woeful. His decision making is atrocious. Is that enough for ya? BTW, African sides are also shit, his one didn't even get out of the group at the world cup and he wasn't even in the squad. Haven't looked at all of this thread just saw this asnsoon as I logged on you talking about Schlupp if so I agree. Was the cross for Ulloa against the Arse a fluke though? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest MattP Posted 24 October 2014 Share Posted 24 October 2014 Haven't looked at all of this thread just saw this asnsoon as I logged on you talking about Schlupp if so I agree. Was the cross for Ulloa against the Arse a fluke though? Fluke to find Ulloa definitely. If you slow it down and watch the replay you can see it wasn't looking at him. It was a good piece of play though in terms of getting the ball into an area. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Renart Posted 24 October 2014 Share Posted 24 October 2014 Sorry if im wrong bud, I heard we had. I got an e-mail yesterday to say that there were tickets still available. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
easilee Posted 24 October 2014 Share Posted 24 October 2014 Yeh ok I will. He's got no first touch, second touch or third touch. He doesn't know how to use his pace. He's weak He gets his feet muddled up regularly. His positioning leaves a lot to be desired. He can't (won't) tackle. His shooting is abysmal. His crossing is poor. His passing is woeful. His decision making is atrocious. Is that enough for ya? BTW, African sides are also shit, his one didn't even get out of the group at the world cup and he wasn't even in the squad. Agree about 90%. Still young with a lot to learn. Shooting for goal is atrocious which is surprising. It's got to the point where if he is going for a shot on goal, the little voice in your head says "over the bar" and sure enough.....! Similar to the same little voice that says to you when Nuge is in a one-on-one situation, "gonna fvck it up". Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kitchandro Posted 24 October 2014 Share Posted 24 October 2014 Schlupp is no world beater, but your comments are so over the top it's untrue. Remember last season Watford away? Sprinted down the wing, shoulder barged a player off the ball and provided a great cross for Knockaert. So your comments around him being weak, poor at crossing and not using his pace aren't entirely true, are they? Young player, learning the game who has something special in his locker in my opinion. He does frustrate the hell out of me, but I see something in him and wouldn't want to give up on him just yet. Your comments about him are over critical Oh wow, you can remember one good thing he did from last November Yeh they are true, just cos he can do something once in a blue moon doesn't mean he's good at it. He's nowhere near Premiership level that's for sure. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steve_Walsh5 Posted 24 October 2014 Share Posted 24 October 2014 Oh wow, you can remember one good thing he did from last November Yeh they are true, just cos he can do something once in a blue moon doesn't mean he's good at it. He's nowhere near Premiership level that's for sure. One good thing in how many games. The guy is bloody woeful and there's not another premiership team who he'd get into. He's a midtable/ lower league championship player at best. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fuchsntf Posted 24 October 2014 Share Posted 24 October 2014 Risky with the 4-4-2, but id let Vards drop deep to be a menace and help the midfield, then try and catch them on the break... we need the pace to counter Maybe Albrighton for Knocky & swap sides with mahrez, but thought knocky did ok when he came on at newcastle, looked bright and battled well. JFair play it has become really difficult to try and predict the teams....too many good players! Its a team selection, I would like to see NP put out.Seeing if that midfield powerhouse from last season, can hack it, then keep it for 3-4 games, even if its a negative result tomorrow. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CovFox Posted 24 October 2014 Share Posted 24 October 2014 I have a spare ticket, free of charge. Will need to meet me there. Genuine offer. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fuchsntf Posted 24 October 2014 Share Posted 24 October 2014 Schlupp is no world beater, but your comments are so over the top it's untrue. Remember last season Watford away? Sprinted down the wing, shoulder barged a player off the ball and provided a great cross for Knockaert. So your comments around him being weak, poor at crossing and not using his pace aren't entirely true, are they? Young player, learning the game who has something special in his locker in my opinion. He does frustrate the hell out of me, übut I see something in him and wouldn't want to give up on him just yet. Your comments about him are over critical Schlupp has been given a chance to show, and like you I believe he could hopefully be someone for the future.Now though I think he should be on the bench, and occasionally allowed to strut his stuff from there.Albrighton, and Mahrez need game time to prove their themselves, as regular choices, with Schlupp coming off the bench. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jimmy Posted 24 October 2014 Share Posted 24 October 2014 One good thing in how many games. The guy is bloody woeful and there's not another premiership team who he'd get into. He's a midtable/ lower league championship player at best. as a winger a handful all this season, btw those slagging him off for his crossing name me 1 where Lloyd Dyer crossed a ball like that for Ulloa's goal? Schlupp has been given a chance to show, and like you I believe he could hopefully be someone for the future.Now though I think he should be on the bench, and occasionally allowed to strut his stuff from there. Albrighton, and Mahrez need game time to prove their themselves, as regular choices, with Schlupp coming off the bench. that's fair enough but Jeff has done a fine job, all those slating him would be calling for him to be made a demi-god had we bought him from United instead of coming through our own academy Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steve_Walsh5 Posted 24 October 2014 Share Posted 24 October 2014 Ben Hamer has broke his little finger. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jimmy Posted 24 October 2014 Share Posted 24 October 2014 Ben Hamer has broke his little finger. Smith to keep his seat warm then, be a while before Hamer will be fit Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ARM1968 Posted 24 October 2014 Share Posted 24 October 2014 I agree that we must attack this game. No one is really expecting anything but a defeat, so little to lose and everything to gain. We should have a right go and see what happens. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steve_Walsh5 Posted 24 October 2014 Share Posted 24 October 2014 Smith to keep his seat warm then, be a while before Hamer will be fit Rather recall Logan put him in the sticks and let Kasper keep Hamers seat warm. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sylofox Posted 24 October 2014 Share Posted 24 October 2014 We MUST go here to win. I don't care what anybody says, setting up negatively will cause the 'unlucky' team curse to strike. Ask yourselves these vital questions: 1) How many games did we play last season where we went to grab the game by the bollocks and win from the first minute? 2) How many games have we played this season where we have grabbed the game for the bollocks and gone to win from the first minute? AND... 3) How many games last season did we terrorise teams with our pace and skill in attack? 4) How many games this season have we terrorised teams with our pace and skill in attack? These are the two main differences. We go to Swansea and we play from the first minute to win. We may get spanked but I have every faith over time that if we play positive attacking pressing football like we did last season that we will pick up a hell of a lot more points over the course of the season than if we tried to contain opposition. Take United as a prime example - if we tried to contain them, Falcao, Rooney, RVP, Di Maria would have tore us a new one (well they did) but we wouldn't have scored 5 goals - no way. Truth is that our defence is pretty garbage (I hate to say this but it's true) but our midfield and attack is without doubt top half prem, so let's pray to our strengths rather than trying to minimise our weaknesses. Last season we went out and played to our strengths rather than trying to play a style of football that didn't allow the opponents to expose our weaknesses. We must EXPRESS ourselves!! Go out there lads and ENJOY IT - like what under-10's gaffers say to their teams! My team: Schmeichel De Laet Wasyl Morgan Schlupp Mahrez James Drinkwater Knockaert Nugent Vardy Subs: Hamer, Moore, Konchesky, Albrighton, Cambiasso, King, Ulloa, Wood. Ask yourself this how many teams in the championship have numerous 6 to 10m players? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
reynard Posted 24 October 2014 Share Posted 24 October 2014 It won't matter a great deal who plays if we adopt the same negative approach we had against Newcastle and against Burnley in the second half. If you basically don't try to win you don't win. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Karljohn Posted 24 October 2014 Share Posted 24 October 2014 Can see Swansea dominating possession but have a feeling we might get away with a point if we take the game to them, they will pass us to death if we dont. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ScouseFox Posted 24 October 2014 Share Posted 24 October 2014 reckon i'm better at footy than schlupp Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
benpicko Posted 24 October 2014 Share Posted 24 October 2014 Has Mahrez played a full match this season? Seems to always get taken off at the same time every match for Albrighton who never does anything Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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