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Stats say the opposite.His shot stopping is absolutely horrible.
Stats say the opposite.His shot stopping is absolutely horrible.
I never said he is good enough for us. All I said was he isn't the one to be blamed for that goal and that's a fact. You guys want to put everything on him because of his pervious mistakes .Its good to see a view from another keeper and I really wish you are not as sh1t as Onana.
If you watch him over 2 years you would know by this time his positioning or catching was never good and he made himself look so silly in countless times, everyone is angry not only about today but in general overall, even before that goal he was standing in his area rather going for a ball which led another attack. we can give plenty of examples so any one supporting him is just trying to pretend like mother Theresa's in this cynical world.
He is the worst keeper we had, enough said...it's better we get rid of this clown as soon as possible.
I think there is a difference to a mistake and maybe could have done better. We have seen him make mistakes and this doesn't even compare to the others.You're in the clear minority who thinks it isn't a mistake, so surely the onus is on you?
Alright, as expected you have nothing. carry on with your blame game.
I think there is a difference to a mistake and maybe could have done better. We have seen him make mistakes and this doesn't even compare to the others.
As a keeper, you always think you could do better but once you have saved on, you do hope that your defenders can help you out at times.
I think people are that frustrated with pervious performances, that people forensically examine everything with a negative view.
Some fans on here need a dog to kick even when they own a cat. Noticed on here now that pretty much every goal somehow seems to blame him for it?I never said he is good enough for us. All I said was he isn't the one to be blamed for that goal and that's a fact. You guys want to put everything on him because of his pervious mistakes .
Not sure it's semantics...there all kind of strange narratives used in football? For example you never shouted 'unlucky'?I mean that's semantics I suppose, to me if you could do better you've made a mistake... It's not a clanger but yeah.
You know, I think the most damning thing about him is that he's really not. His distribution is shite for the most part. The fantasy some people had about signing some amazing, proactive sweeper keeper who'd be pinging balls around like peak Pirlo certainly hasn't been made reality. He's also just as welded to his line on crosses as De Gea was. It's a struggle to point out any area where he was a meaningful upgrade.He is good with the ball in his feet. That is what counts.
The narrative that he is a professional keeper so that he should have a stronger fist to put it out of danger , is as laughable as it can get.Some fans on here need a dog to kick even when they own a cat. Noticed on here now that pretty much every goal somehow seems to blame him for it?
Christ the way they talk about other keepers, their games should all be ending 0-0...
I'm logging off too.....The narrative that he is a professional keeper so that he should have a stronger fist to put it out of danger , is as laughable as it can get.
Sometimes I wonder if these posters have played this game before. This place isn't good after games. So I will stay out for couple of days.
I’ve played in goal form twenty years or so. With stronger wrists or hands you can parry it wide. It’s about how quick you are, how much weight you have behind the shot etc. if uou are fully stretched there is only so much you can do, but with quicker feet, reflexes and stronger wrists you can improve. Hate to drag him into these discussions, but DDG worked on his wrists and became so much better at parrying shots out wide. It’s something that you can definitely work onYou clearly don't play in goal. It's nothing to do with his wrists being stronger, softer hands might take the power off the shot, giving you the chance to recover. Still an issue and that's why forwards are told to follow shots up.
I think hes done his job and you hope the defenders do theirs. Let's not pretend that we haven't seen defenders react before attackers and clear it.
I think his save percentage makes him better than average and arguably the save against I think Palace will be the save of the season.
My problem with him is his inability to concentrate for 95mins and switches off....
This I mostly agree sith. It’s not a mistake per se, but the best do better.I think there is a difference to a mistake and maybe could have done better. We have seen him make mistakes and this doesn't even compare to the others.
As a keeper, you always think you could do better but once you have saved on, you do hope that your defenders can help you out at times.
I think people are that frustrated with pervious performances, that people forensically examine everything with a negative view.
You know, I think the most damning thing about him is that he's really not. His distribution is shite for the most part. The fantasy some people had about signing some amazing, proactive sweeper keeper who'd be pinging balls around like peak Pirlo certainly hasn't been made reality. He's also just as welded to his line on crosses as De Gea was. It's a struggle to point out any area where he was a meaningful upgrade.
He's been here for nearly two years and is closing in on a hundred games for the club. During that time he's never really looked good enough. If he's not coping with playing in a United shirt by now, he never will. Tim Howard went on to be an excellent Premier League keeper at Everton for a decade, but he simply couldn't hack it at United. Being able to ping a few passes around during the warmup isn't a useful skill (frankly I'm sure the vast majority of professional footballers can do that with zero stakes or opposition players to worry about), and you can't just "fix" someone not being able to perform under pressure. Such players were simply binned in the Fergie days, just as Howard was having played less games for the club than Onana has now.Like virtually all our players hes suffering from a lack of confidence. If you watch him practice before a game he is inch perfect with his distribution. Miles better than De Gea was. Blow the whistle and it's like he's never seen a football before.
That's the biggest issue we need to fix across all our players. The ability is fine but they play like they don't want to be there.
He's been here for nearly two years and is closing in on a hundred games for the club. During that time he's never really looked good enough. If he's not coping with playing in a United shirt by now, he never will. Tim Howard went on to be an excellent Premier League keeper at Everton for a decade, but he simply couldn't hack it at United. Being able to ping a few passes around during the warmup isn't a useful skill (frankly I'm sure the vast majority of professional footballers can do that with zero stakes or opposition players to worry about), and you can't just "fix" someone not being able to perform under pressure. Such players were simply binned in the Fergie days, just as Howard was having played less games for the club than Onana has now.
You know, I think the most damning thing about him is that he's really not. His distribution is shite for the most part. The fantasy some people had about signing some amazing, proactive sweeper keeper who'd be pinging balls around like peak Pirlo certainly hasn't been made reality. He's also just as welded to his line on crosses as De Gea was. It's a struggle to point out any area where he was a meaningful upgrade.
Exactly what I mean.He's had this issue since he came. He rarely takes a ball cleanly that's low down to his side. Always scruffy.
He doesn't get down quickly enough and he doesn't cover enough space when he dives low to his left or right.
He shouldn't have been stretching for that, should have been comfortable.
I dunno, shovelling the ball straight into the strikers path every game isn’t helping matters. Feels like we keep conceding the same goal every week.The least of our problems
Anyone who thinks the goal is his fault is clueless.
His distribution was poor though. Plus he didn’t come out for crosses enough. And that throw. My God.
What’s his strength? With De Gea we knew he was a top shot stopper but wasn’t the best at commanding his area, this guy is below average at every goalkeeping aspect. Good with his passing? Give me a break, it’s panicky and puts his defence under pressure. Another match, another goal conceded where he could’ve done better. £50m for the pleasure of downgrading on your keeper, another damning indictment of how this club is run.
The quicker people realise that he's absolutely shit at distribution, the better. His passing is average and his throwing is the same, just look at the booking Dorgu took for him.You know, I think the most damning thing about him is that he's really not. His distribution is shite for the most part. The fantasy some people had about signing some amazing, proactive sweeper keeper who'd be pinging balls around like peak Pirlo certainly hasn't been made reality. He's also just as welded to his line on crosses as De Gea was. It's a struggle to point out any area where he was a meaningful upgrade.
Still amazes me we got rid of De Gea for Onana. How the club gave ETH carte blanche to buy whomever he wanted is madness.
BarthezOur Worst starting keeper in our history. Really working his hardest to achieve the full undisputed worst keeper ever title. Which I believe he’ll get to by the end of the season.
Onana is much worse.Barthez