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He looks like a ******* pussy to me. You could see that when he ducked out of a header after 30 minutes against Huddersfield
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The way it is going is he worth trying at LB? I havent seen enough of him to know but I am sure I read somewhere that he can play there? We certainly need to replace PvA.
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...when he gifted Man U their opener. |
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£10m for a prospect seems like a poor gamble |
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Maybe we overpaid? |
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Great one touch first time passing. Question marks over whether he can do the more ugly physical side of the game. Certainly at fault for the fourth goal.
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I don't think I've seen enough of him to form an proper opinion. You can't really take anything from the De Boer games because, well of De Boer. Since then he's only played sporadically and not in a fixed position.
I didn't watch the game yesterday so I don't know if he was poor or not beyond what I have seen here. My gut feeling is, though, is at his age he's no better or worse than the better players coming out of the Academy. He's in no way an automatic pick. In which case, why did we pay so much money for him when there were other positions that needed fixing? If he was an Academy player, he'd be on the cusp of being loaned out to a Championship club but because we paid good money for him he seems to be getting a free pass? I dunno. |
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But whilst I agree that Jairo could become physically stronger, it’s his mental attitude that I question more. He was sometimes a rabbit in the headlights against Huddersfield, but one could write that off as nerves/lack of experience/first Prem match. Yesterday was a Championship level match, a perfect opportunity for him to stand out. He has age on his side and a great CV, so I believe we could still recoup his transfer fee in January and spend that money better. His agent can easily spin to other clubs that the guy hasn’t settled at Palace. |
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Amazing that there are still people who rate this guy as a player.
Amazing that the club use terms such as "due diligence" when making signings. In any real business, heads would roll for a mistake like this. |
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If he played with passion but his skill was lacking, then one could argue he’d be useful in either league. So yes, he’d be one for the future we could develop. My gut says he isn’t. Having Punch beside him doesn’t exonerate poor effort. Indeed there was one incident when Punch fought well to win the ball, passed it to Jairo who just fired it back at him before he’d recovered his balance and still had City players snapping at him. Jairo should have taken responsibility to move the ball elsewhere, but lazily dumped the ball back on Punch to deal with. |
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Weak.Like an immature teenager....
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Whether he has the potential to develop or not, 9m€ for a young player from one of the weakest leagues in Europe was ridiculous. I asssume his purchase was a sweetener for FDB, at a point where Parish had not yet realised what a shocking management appointment he'd made.
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He was supposed to be ready now with experience of playing in Europe. Him & PVA were a disgrace last night. Hopefully we can mug some Dutch team off in Jan & get some money back.
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Great assist for the 4th goal.
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Yes, he is a work in progress, but I am hopeful he will prove very useful over time.
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Absolute toilet, a signing who sums up the total disaster of a summer we had.
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Brilliant at short one touch passing. Jury is out if he can mix it physically.
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Funny how we all see and appreciate different things. I think he looks like he will be a class player and is already showing some good stuff. The mistake for the goal was a dumb mistake but he had an excellent first half.
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I know we paid good money for him, but that's done now, so putting that aside can he be a success? It seems to me that he's only young and if he had come through our academy we would be raving about him and wanting him to be given opportunities. He's certainly got to get used to the physical nature and speed of the game over here, but I hope we stick with him because I think he's got something and will be a very good player in years to come.
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He looks abosolute!y out of his depth |
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I can just about stretch to "potential" but "class" and "outstanding technical ability" on the evidence so far is la-la-land wishful thinking to an incredible degree. |
Ducks out of headers.
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Been watching Jairo very closely. He has an awareness of a Cabaye about him and is very good positional and off the ball. Roy will only play him when the mentioned is unavailable. Having all this at such a strong age is rare. I agree at the moment he is ducking out of things though, 2nd goal v Hudd was worst for me. Also he is struggling with the pace of English football.
As most of you should no this gets better with time, lots go through this, he’s 21 and if he gets to speed we could have a seriously valuable player on our hands in future IMO I would like to think his aim should be to replace Cabaye next season. |
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He certainly doesn't look like a defender and more of a midfielder with a good pass on him.
You can't have a player who plays in central defence who can't get off the ground and head the ball! Not sure what De Boer was thinking playing him there for the Huddersfield game. The English Premier League is a big more of a physical than playing for Ajax in the Dutch Eredivisie! |
Ask Bristol City's players what they think about Jairo Riedewald having "class" and 'culture'. I'm sure they'd enjoy that.
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His passes actually finds a teammate more often than not. I think he has great potential
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Re Jairo, he isn’t playing CB and has only played there in that first game and so I don’t think we even know how good he is there. My comments are based on his performances so far in midfield which is where I think it’s more likely where he will play. |
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We always seem to struggle at defending set pieces although Tony Pulis seemed to be able to sort that out. As for Jairo i think he has a lot of potential as a midfielder and great passer of the ball. Maybe he needs to get on the weights though to build up his strength?! |
I bet he can’t wait to leave. Walked into a shit storm. Gone by the start of next season
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I am with you on this one |
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Reidewald is 19 and looks like he could handle it if he continues his development path. |
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Interesting thread. Really hard to predict what'll happen with Jairo - could develop physically, learn the dark arts of the defensive midfielder and become the new de Jong, could equally fade into obscurity and end up going back to Holland on a free in a few years.
Suppose it depends a lot on his personality and desire. Doesn't look good at the moment but hopefully he just needs a bit more confidence and familiarity with the competitiveness of this league. |
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By staying up Jairo won't be leaving, and he's a junior player, I don't expect him to grip the rest of the team by the neck and drag them through a shit second half. If the others had put in the necessary effort to play as an aggressive unit I'm sure he would've too. From what I've seen I think he'll come good. |
He's looked awful in at least a couple of our games this season but I do think he has the raw attributes to become a good player.
Agree with others who say he could become a decent DM. I don't think he'll ever succeed as a CB in this country due to his lack of height. |
He and TFM looked very good when they came on versus Chelsea and performed their roles perfectly. We can’t expect players this young (and inexperienced) to be the leaders that the team so badly needs. Same goes for RLC.
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He'll be gone in January. Just a hunch but doesn't look like he's settled in and we'll need gaps in the 25.
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How can you judge a young players performance when he's been playing with a useless bunch of gutless wonders? I'd be coating our senior pros some of whom have a habit of going crying to daddy when someone gives them some home truths. Four managers now and the same large bunch of players have been shite bar the 8 match run before Sakho got injured. |
What a waste...
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Yep Palace will cash their Jairo in January
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I don't understand why so many turn so quickly against players, especially the younger ones. |
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Should be our left back
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The championship is rougher than the premiership when it comes to scrapping and tussling.
I don't think Riedewald is dead wood and could be a good player for us in the future but I agree he would probably benefit from a spell out on loan there with the right sort of manager and set up trying to adjust. Being Dutch would Jaap Stam take him at Reading? |
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Spending £9m on him yet starting our season with 2 keepers who are out of their depth at this level and 1 fit striker really emphasises what a disaster our transfer window was.
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The powers that be at Palace didnt want JR or TFM
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Riedewald and Fosu-Mensah will both get opportunities in the Christmas period when RH will need to rotate. Expect to see Sako reappear too.
Any sign of Darren Anderto... sorry, I mean Wickham ?? :rolleyes: |
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Not aware enough of what's around him a lot of the time. Left back position at this club is a weak one, and for too long. |
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However, I agree that there were a number of extenuating circumstances during that period and I’d certainly give the guy more time to adjust and more chances. It’s too early to describe him as ‘dead wood’ in my opinion...he could come in at Xmas and do well. If he’s still out the squad come the end of the season, sell then. I’d only sell him in January if he’s not fighting for his place or wants to return to Holland. |
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'Deadwood' after 4 or 5 months......jeez :rolleyes:
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We should definitely keep him. He's clearly got a lot of technical ability. But I can see why Hodgson is opting for more experienced players at the moment. I think Riedewald will come good though.
Despite this, given the gaps in our squad this summer it wasn't a wise use of limited resources. |
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Not every one is a hit in their first season, especially when you are moving country to a different type of league and the manager that signed you is sacked after 4 games, and you are in a relegation scrap.
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Looked very comfortable. Good battling performance, and steady distribution.
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He has only just turned 21. Let that sink in. He will clearly become a very good player. If he had come through our academy everyone would be going mad for him.
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He played well today. Looked a little slow at times but his passing was pretty good.
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Very good today :p
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