Can we talk Huddersfield celebration?

[BobbySmith]

I'm afraid that there team looks better equipped than ours . Wagner knows the foreign market better than our club the striker looks like the real deal .


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2 versions of the game, one from my Palace mate was 'Huddersfield just kicked us off the park and targeted Zaha who left the game on crutches' and from my Terrier friend ' we murdered them and Zaha is a cheating scumbag who went down all time without anyone near him'. I love fans different take on games and players.

 

[DavidRyder]

Can't blame them for celebrating - they are probably still in 'pinch myself' mode, and loving it.

 

[Napper]

I'm afraid that there team looks better equipped than ours . Wagner knows the foreign market better than our club the striker looks like the real deal .


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does look good that striker. Would of liked to of got him.

If you are taking a risk abroad then they ideally need to be prolific in a semi competitive division. He was.

 

[Weststander]

Bit naff wasn't it ? Reminded me of Liverpool drawing with West Brom

An historic win, they've waited 45 years and what a start 3-0 away and 3 vital points in the bag.

Don't blame them at all.

Great show unity with the fans rather than a claps then down the tunnel.

 

[Weststander]

That really is a churlish remark and smacks of jealousy. If we win at Selhurst I'd love our players to do the same.....in front of the Holmesdale End...

 

[halbpro]

Absolutely terrible. How dare a team celebrate a victory with their fans?! Whatever next? Actually enjoying playing football?!

 

[Bold Seagull]

A celebration Imported from mainland Europe. hopefully, it will end or be subject to a tariff when we finally leave.

I dislike your views* with a passion, but that did make me chuckle.









*on the EU

 

[Yes Chef]

It's a Wagner/Klopp approach co-opted from the Germany. I've seen routine, pedestrian away wins in the Bundesliga celebrated with fans like it was the coming of the lord. I quite like it.

Of course, we couldn't do it at the Amex if everyone sods off after 83 minutes.........

 

[Billy the Fish]

Tinpot. Organised fun.

 

[Bold Seagull]

We have evolved as a set of fans in our bright new era, but are threads like these indicative as the kind of hamstrung terrified mentally of what is cool/tinpot and what isn't, that has led us to never really having more than a handful of songs for players, and generally a fairly narrow playlist of chants?

I mean seriously, they just won their first Premier League match, away at that, and like us are nailed on for the drop.

Please, please, please let it be our team doing this to us over the next 2 games!!!

 

[loz]

Well my view of the game...Hudds were very physical first 15, nothing too brutal "just letting us know they were there" type thing (nothing wrong in that). Palace dominated possession without looking like scoring, Huddersfield breaking up play when we looked like breaking through with cheap fouls (nothing wrong with that) They counter attacked very well and looked like they could score at anytime, but the closing down of Palace players when on the ball was relentless and really panicked the defense. There new forward Mounie looks like a cracking buy, speed, strong and a great eye for goal.

At the end of last season I thought we would be this years Sunderland what I saw on sat has confirmed that opinion.

 

[El Presidente]

Probably can get away with 12.

Only ten needed last season.

 

[El Presidente]

Well my view of the game...Hudds were very physical first 15, nothing too brutal "just letting us know they were there" type thing (nothing wrong in that). Palace dominated possession without looking like scoring, Huddersfield breaking up play when we looked like breaking through with cheap fouls (nothing wrong with that) They counter attacked very well and looked like they could score at anytime, but the closing down of Palace players when on the ball was relentless and really panicked the defense. There new forward Mounie looks like a cracking buy, speed, strong and a great eye for goal.

At the end of last season I thought we would be this years Sunderland what I saw on sat has confirmed that opinion.

Do you really think you are that bad? Surely Benteke will get enough goals to keep you in the mix? As much as we all loathe Zaha, he's improved as he's matured too.

What's happened to Cabaye, he looked a bargain when he first arrived.

 

[lawros left foot]

Well my view of the game...Hudds were very physical first 15, nothing too brutal "just letting us know they were there" type thing (nothing wrong in that). Palace dominated possession without looking like scoring, Huddersfield breaking up play when we looked like breaking through with cheap fouls (nothing wrong with that) They counter attacked very well and looked like they could score at anytime, but the closing down of Palace players when on the ball was relentless and really panicked the defense. There new forward Mounie looks like a cracking buy, speed, strong and a great eye for goal.

At the end of last season I thought we would be this years Sunderland what I saw on sat has confirmed that opinion.

Will DeBoar have to change his possession based game plan, to a more direct hit em on the break style?

 

[loz]

Do you really think you are that bad? Surely Benteke will get enough goals to keep you in the mix? As much as we all loathe Zaha, he's improved as he's matured too.

What's happened to Cabaye, he looked a bargain when he first arrived.

Yes,
Benteke needs the service,
Zaha cant do it all by himself, yes he has improved a lot IMO.

Will DeBoar have to change his possession based game plan, to a more direct hit em on the break style?

Yes if he wants to keep his job, to play the type of football he wants us to play, we would need 4 / 5 new players as the ones we have looked like fish out of water. I am not the greatest fan of tippy tappy football around the back 4 so my not be the best person to ask. Get the ball up the park quickly either to the wingers or a centre forward who can lay the ball off, you don't score goals with 20 passes along the back 3 / 4 then back to the keeper...yes, yes I know that's caveman football

 

[Surf's Up]

A celebration Imported from mainland Europe. hopefully, it will end or be subject to a tariff when we finally leave.

Specifically from Germany.

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

We were in a relegation battle before the City game and will be barring a major upset all the way through the season. Nobody needs to suddenly become negative but the players and fans obviously understand that we need to start picking up points as soon as possible. Nobody was targeting saturdays game but how we perform again Leicester will be a better yardstick to measure ourselves against. The quicker we settle the better.

Rev didn't suddenly become negative unfortunately.

 

[Weststander]

The closing down of Palace players when on the ball was relentless and really panicked the defense.

The high press, also played by Spurs, Liverpool and Man City. It requires midfielders and strikers with pace and 'good engines'.

Some hacks and pundits criticise it, saying it can't be sustained over 38 games, leading to fatigue and avoidable injuries.

We will see.

 

[Behind Enemy Lines]

I like it, shows good team togetherness and a respect for the fans. Good luck to them.

 

[Bold Seagull]

The high press, also played by Spurs, Liverpool and Man City. It requires midfielders and strikers with pace and 'good engines'.

Some hacks and pundits criticise it, saying it can't be sustained over 38 games, leading to fatigue and avoidable injuries.

We will see.

I'm not sure they have exceptional engines over other players, the real noticeable part is that once they win the ball, they are so good in possession that their game actually slows down while they have the ball. It is strange for us, because tactically you get the ball then go all out to hurt the opposition. City and Spurs go hell for leather to win in, then actually they take their recovery while they've got it, they build an attack.

Pulis just looks at this and says my team aren't good enough to keep possession, so we'll let them high press us, but there is no space behind our back lines, and unless they start counter attacking, it is very difficult to break down. West Brom v Bournemouth's stats from Saturday are amazing. West Brom had 29% possession, but managed more shots than City did against us.