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Error prone - against Norwich, Sunderland and Burton last season - Maxwell rushing out led to a goal scoring opportunity or a potential hand ball in sunderland's case.
Against Barnsley at home he went to catch the ball, dropped and they had a chance which they probably should have scored.
Birmingham at home - both him and Huntington were to blame.
Derby and Morecombe at home - should have saved the shot.
Now i'm not having a go at Maxwell because coming out a lot/taking risks will lead to more mistakes being made - example was the Liverpool goalkeeper yesterday.
And actually if you read my post back I think Maxwell is the better keeper because as mentioned being proactive is a lot better then reactive.
Rudd does make mistakes but not as many BUT there were times last and this season where he has stayed rooted to his line and the opposition have scored. Bolton/QPR away are two examples. QPR at home this season we got away with because of a fantastic save but it shouldn't have come to that.
Last point: Our defence before Christmas was better with Maxwell. I also remember us conceding a lot less goals from set pieces with Maxwell in net then Rudd. I agree with you - Maxwell should be starting.
You fell for it buddy!
You have listed very few occasions over 60 games some of which you exaggerate for effect. This volume even if all were justified makes him less error prone than the vast majority of pro keepers, the vast majority of whom play safe at all costs simply because the don't want to put up with this kind of shit.