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That’s a crazy stat.Peter Schmeichel only ever saved 1.
He's probably Utd's worst ever keeper on penalties.
That’s a crazy stat.Peter Schmeichel only ever saved 1.
He's probably Utd's worst ever keeper on penalties.
And a vital one at that if true!
He saved one for Brondby, one for Utd and one for Sporting.
The 3 players he saved from were Andreas Möller, Bergkamp, and Deco! He clearly saved his, er, saves, for the big occasions!
Peter Schmeichel only ever saved 1.
He's probably Utd's worst ever keeper on penalties.
Didn't know that. I guess I was too young to remember it, but surprised I didn't know.
Made some good saves today with his fingertips. You have to feel, however, that those fingertip saves would be much more routine for a goalkeeper with any sort of athleticism.
I still can’t believe how terrible his distribution is, but I just don’t think he has the mentality or focus to be anything more than a reactive shot-stopper at best.
Might have saved a few others in shootouts.
Honestly don't remember Utd being in too many shootouts with him in goal.
Pulling my hair out with the way he took every goal kick so slowwwwwwwly. WTF?
He can’t help his stature but I feel like it helps to be absolutely massive for penalties. Courtois comes to mind.
That is, however, just a feeling and I’m ready to be corrected by some stats about how height and wingspan are not an advantage.
Decent today, although feels like the crowd were getting on him a bit with the speed of his distribution.
That is partly it and it is annoying, even though he played well otherwise. I don't think it's just that though, there seems to be a real anger in the OT crowd which is unusual and its probably the culmination of so many mistakes from him that is just reaching boiling point with the crowd. It wouldn't surprise me if we had another Zirkzee vs Newcastle moment soon. I didn't hear it but apparently there were cheers when Hojlund came off (although people say it was more for Obi coming on than Hojlund departing).Because it is always slow for no reason. He is always the one trying to tell people to calm down when we want the game to be quicker.
Been really poor since December but he was very good yesterday and kept us in it. Saving pens in a shootout shouldn't be the measure of how well a keeper plays - and I'm pretty sure he's pretty good at penalties for us in the past? Coventry and Copenhagen, Southampton this season - feel like there's another which I can't remember.
Not convinced he will recover enough back to the start of this seasons' form - looks low on confidence and shaky whenever the ball is near him. Don't think he can handle the home crowd being on his back
I mean he was good, but let's not over egg it.
He made the saves he should be making (which is an improvement to be fair) but if he let any of those shots in you'd have huge question marks.
This does my head in so much, can’t blame it all on him as I’ve no confidence anyone is doing anything worthwhile in front of him but jeez speed up man!Pulling my hair out with the way he took every goal kick so slowwwwwwwly. WTF?
Couple of decent saves though. Was an ok performance overall.
Not defending him but it is interesting to see how his form has matched with the goalkeeping coaches. Last year it was Richard Hartis and Onana under-performed. First few months of this season he was playing well with Jelle ten Rouwelaar as coach. He got moved on for Jorge Vital when Amorim took over and Onana has gone back to making errors almost immediately.
I understand that he frustrates and angers a lot of fans, but some of our own fans didn't help matters. After several goal kicks some of our fans were giving it the prolonged 'ahhhhhhhhhhhhh' that is usually reserved for putting off opposition keepers.
I agree. I don't see him succeeding here. His errors are indefensible. However, there's quite a toxic atmosphere around the place at the moment. The fans are constantly on the team's back ovely a lack of urgency, which again you can understand. Unfortunately, the players feed off that and it has a negative effect. Anxiety and panic is displayed on the pitch. Amorim, I believe, has referenced this previously.That might be because the fan base as a whole, seem to have soured on Onana. There's probably no way back for him now unless he makes an early career De Gea like transformation from when Dave was very shaky in year one and quickly turned things around in years 2 and 3.
He's hard to feel sorry for because of just how many errors feel like he's just really unserious and uncommitted to his craft. Have some sympathy on the club and the manager and take your job serious. He's always leaving the sticks to go where he shouldn't but can't even come out to collect a cross.I find myself feeling sorry for him. Not really sure why if I'm being honest since I concur he isn't good enough but still more sympathy than our other players. He just has this look of utter misery and regret.
DDG was 19/20 at the time? A younger player who was clearly still growing (literally and figuratively) deserves some patience. The 3rd most expensive keeper of all time who is 27, and been at the club nearly 2 years (and getting worse) cannot expect the same patience.That might be because the fan base as a whole, seem to have soured on Onana. There's probably no way back for him now unless he makes an early career De Gea like transformation from when Dave was very shaky in year one and quickly turned things around in years 2 and 3.