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If you look at him closely you actually see him shouting his arse off at the defenders when they make mistakes. Captain material I say.
It's strange how little criticism goes Lloris' way when he has made a fair number of screw ups.It's laughable reading many journo's and pundit take on team of the year and DDG being in about 2 out of 15. I can understand Marshall being ahead of him as he has being terrific in a very poor Cardiff side and will be the main reason they stay up, if they do.
But Cech was in more than 50% of them, there is no way he has been better than DDG or Lloris this season. Lloris made up the remaining amount, in my eyes, DDG has been slightly better this season but there hasn't been a great deal between them.
De Gea seems to have been more consistent while Lloris has made more match winning saves but at the same time, been culpable for making costly mistakes.
Couldn't agree more. I think that support and recognition from the fans would mean so much. Above all else he deserves it more than anyone else. He's been brilliant.He needs to win player of the season. He needs to see us appreciating him and the fact that even GKs can win POTY.
It's laughable reading many journo's and pundit take on team of the year and DDG being in about 2 out of 15. I can understand Marshall being ahead of him as he has being terrific in a very poor Cardiff side and will be the main reason they stay up, if they do.
But Cech was in more than 50% of them, there is no way he has been better than DDG or Lloris this season. Lloris made up the remaining amount, in my eyes, DDG has been slightly better this season but there hasn't been a great deal between them.
De Gea seems to have been more consistent while Lloris has made more match winning saves but at the same time, been culpable for making costly mistakes.
What a wonderful man. Give him a 10 year contract!
It's best it stays that way, really. He knows how much we love him and it's fine if the press and clueless pundits want to rate others better than him. The fact that - as somebody said above - he's nowhere near hitting his peak and he's already this good proves how phenomenal of a player he is. When [if] LvG does come in, he'll be trained to work with the ball at his feet a little more, and he'll become an even better footballer.
We've been quite blessed with a few top notch keepers over the years, haven't we?
Oh no, I know. When we do get good ones though, the they tend to be fecking awesome.You've probably forgotten the days before VDS then? We've had two brilliant keepers in a row, but the period before that is best forgotten.
It's best it stays that way, really. He knows how much we love him and it's fine if the press and clueless pundits want to rate others better than him. The fact that - as somebody said above - he's nowhere near hitting his peak and he's already this good proves how phenomenal of a player he is. When [if] LvG does come in, he'll be trained to work with the ball at his feet a little more, and he'll become an even better footballer.
We've been quite blessed with a few top notch keepers over the years, haven't we?
Cole tips De Gea for award
David De Gea deserves to be in the running for Manchester United's Player of the Year award according to Andy Cole, the former striker who is now a club ambassador.
The Spanish goalkeeper joined the Reds from Atletico Madrid in June 2011 and after enduring media criticism for some of his early displays, he has firmly established himself as United's first choice between the posts.
The 23-year-old won the club's Player of the Month accolade for March, having assisted the comeback victory over Olympiacos with a superb double save at Old Trafford moments before Robin van Persie levelled the aggregate score.
The end-of-season prize is voted for by United fans and Cole, who gave goalkeepers a hard time throughout his seven years at Old Trafford, thinks De Gea has to be in with a shout of picking up the Sir Matt Busby trophy.
"When David first came to United he received absolute dog's abuse from some sections of the media. He was a young goalkeeper, it was a big-money move and he was coming to play for Manchester United - that must have been tough," writes Cole in his Ambassador's Column for United Review.
"It's a different culture, a different league with a different style of football. It was hard for him. But since that difficult first season I think he has been absolutely phenomenal. He has kept United in more than enough games this season and last season.
"His saves this season against Olympiacos and Sunderland really stand out but, in truth, he's doing it almost every week. It's the way he has developed and improved, and the character he has shown to overcome those early difficulties, that really stand out for me.
"They are the characteristics of a United player; there are high expectations at this club, some players live up to them and some don't, but he has stepped up, improved all the time and shown he is a fantastic goalkeeper. He gets my vote."
The only thing that he needs to improve now is to be more active on the game (like Neuer but less retarded). I think that on other aspects he is brilliant, easily the best shot stopper in the game and his game on the air now is really good.
The only thing that he needs to improve now is to be more active on the game (like Neuer but less retarded). I think that on other aspects he is brilliant, easily the best shot stopper in the game and his game on the air now is really good.
The only thing that he needs to improve now is to be more active on the game (like Neuer but less retarded). I think that on other aspects he is brilliant, easily the best shot stopper in the game and his game on the air now is really good.
I don't even think he needs to do this, if you're talking about him sweeping. Bayern play a high line so having a keeper who's quick off his line is a big asset, the same for Lloris when Spurs were playing a high line under AVB. If the new manager is happy with a fairly deep defensive line then I don't see it being an issue whatsoever.
I regret voting for Rooney and now they wont allow me to change it!
I don't even think he needs to do this, if you're talking about him sweeping. Bayern play a high line so having a keeper who's quick off his line is a big asset, the same for Lloris when Spurs were playing a high line under AVB. If the new manager is happy with a fairly deep defensive line then I don't see it being an issue whatsoever.
Yep. If he was shit at passing it would have been cool to stay always on the line, but he is probably after Valdez the best keeper at passing.I agree with Revan. He has brilliant distribution though saivet so it's a waste to not have him more involved in the play. Under Van Der Sar we made the most of having a capable keeper at the back rather than hoofing it when under pressure.
Van Gaal would love De Gea.
I agree with Revan. He has brilliant distribution though saivet so it's a waste to not have him more involved in the play. Under Van Der Sar we made the most of having a capable keeper at the back rather than hoofing it when under pressure.
Van Gaal would love De Gea.
Van Gaal's system is really strange. Central defenders play deep but goalkeeper plays high on the pitch (with fullbacks being extremely advanced). However in his system the keeper is very involved on the game and starts a lot of actions so he will need to improve that part of the game (which is the reason I think Van Gaal certainly will bring his own keeper coach regardless how good Woods is at other things).
Yep. If he was shit at passing it would have been cool to stay always on the line, but he is probably after Valdez the best keeper at passing.
Add to that, if he plays higher then it makes more difficult for other teams to be in one vs one positions. Look at Bayern, it's almost impossible to send balls to striker who will be in one on one positions against Neuer. However, Neuer is shit at passing which makes what he does look less impressive than it is. Combine that with De Gea passing and you have the perfect keeper for that role (and with De Gea other attributes you have the perfect keeper at everything).
I regret you voting for Rooney.
De Gea better win.
I regret you voting for Rooney.
De Gea better win.
Last year I voted for De Gea and he didn't win. I think I will make some fake accounts and vote for him several times now. Hopefully the voting is still on.
If only the the gif was a bit longer.
Yep. If he was shit at passing it would have been cool to stay always on the line, but he is probably after Valdez the best keeper at passing.
He came to England to win trophies (and make shitloads of money), so it must be difficult for him now what with us sitting in 7th and his hometown former club is about to win La Liga and possibly the CL.
Thank God AM don't have the fonds to buy him back to replace Courtois.