In the last three seasons Maupay was our top scorer in the Premier League. Well over half way through this season and Undav hasn’t scored a PL goal. No offence but no matter what you ‘think’ he’s clearly and statistically not an improvement on what we had.
[Albion] Is it right to sell Neal Maupay?
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- Jul 10, 2003
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To be fair, if you're battling around the relegation places like Everton, he's not a bad signing. He'll give his all, miss some sitters, score some worldies as he proved for us when we used to be battling down there 
- Oct 17, 2008
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He has now scored one goal in his last 28 PL appearances. Everton fans absolutely loathe him.To be fair, if you're battling around the relegation places like Everton, he's not a bad signing. He'll give his all, miss some sitters, score some worldies as he proved for us when we used to be battling down there
- Jul 10, 2003
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He’s rated as shit.
https://www.grandoldteam.com/forum/threads/neal-maupay.116014/page-118
https://www.grandoldteam.com/forum/threads/neal-maupay.116014/page-118
Cowfold Seagull
Fan of the 17 bus
Well it's true that he has missed sitters, but only one goal scored in 17 appearances, and even that wasn't a worldie.To be fair, if you're battling around the relegation places like Everton, he's not a bad signing. He'll give his all, miss some sitters, score some worldies as he proved for us when we used to be battling down there
Easy to say in hindsight, but yes we were right to sell him.
- Jul 10, 2003
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I really feel that I'm wasted on a forum which can't even manage a 'hint of sarcasm' emojiTo be fair, if you're battling around the relegation places like Everton, he's not a bad signing. He'll give his all, miss some sitters, score some worldies as he proved for us when we used to be battling down there
durrington gull
Well-known member
He is shit - end of
Cowfold Seagull
Fan of the 17 bus
Don't worry, l was never known for my sense of humour lol.I really feel that I'm wasted on a forum which can't even manage a 'hint of sarcasm' emoji
Cowfold Seagull
Fan of the 17 bus
Did you rate him as s*** when he got that late late equaliser at Smellhurst Park last season?
No l didn't think so.
- Jul 10, 2003
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Not for the first time, I feel that myself and @Swansman are the only two sane people in the whole world
- Nov 11, 2009
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Theres still plenty of life left in him though. Never gonna hit the heights in the PL, but he could still score a bag load back in the Championship imho.
If Everton went down, DCL would be off and Maupay would be class in the lower div
Imho he was fine for us for a couple of seasons. Ten goals a pop was decent and he used to put in a shift to harass defences.
Looks like his game has dramatically fallen away and Bloom knew it.
- Oct 17, 2008
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Possibly. A big problem is he is being played as a lone striker (backup for Calvert-Lewin) in a very direct style of football. It’s just not his game at all, so without a change of scenery/tactics plus a return of confidence he may even struggle in the Championship.
Crikey, he’s only 26! That’s prime EPL player normally.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
We have spent/wasted £23m on crap strikers who have managed one PL league goal between them the scorer was Percy Tau.
All the 6m 3m 4m punts quickly add up to an amount you could have bid for a striker with more pedigree.
Maupay started a lot more games than Undav, who hasn’t been given a consistent run. For me Undav has a much better touch and holds the ball up more. Maupay was a poor finisher, and by the looks of it nothing has changed, however he gave us some memorable moments.
All opinions….. Probably neither is the answer if we are to progress, but fair to say in the last two seasons we’ve looked better without Maupay in the team.
Edit - I would also add that statistically Emile Heskey was poor, but his England caps suggest otherwise.
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