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Another candidate to save of the season but let's sell him and keep Jones.
And another tap in on an inswinger from inside his 6 yard box.
Another candidate to save of the season but let's sell him and keep Jones.
I blame Pogba on that, no DDG. He's so lackadaisical when in possession or when receiving the ball. Then look at Pogba and Mata just strolling back and leaving the defense completely alone.
And then on the other phase of play, it's all on Rojo who loses the marker. You guys are insane if you blame that goal on David.
Alrighty. United's best player in years has a serious dip in form while most of his teammates can't even remotely get close to his level.And another tap in on an inswinger from inside his 6 yard box.
This. His ridiculous shot stopping skills have masked his deficiencies.We're blessed that he has his shot stopping skills because that is all he has.
Every single other facet of his game is fecking shite.
Bad you say???This. His ridiculous shot stopping skills have masked his deficiencies.
He was bad again today apart from the save on Antonio. Terrible distribution and his usual refusal to come off his line almost cost us.
I know it will be controversial but I agree, where is the communication from both of them there. There really wasn't anything on at all until they both just left it. All of them played a part in it.I blame Pogba on that, no DDG. He's so lackadaisical when in possession or when receiving the ball.
Bad you say???
Apart from one of the saves of the year. A save that very few goalkeepers could get close to??
Thats the equivalent of complaining about a striker that just scored a double hatrick.
Feelings mutal palHonestly i cringe when i read shite like this
How can you blame Pogba for that? Sure, he could hustle a little more but DDG lead him way to much on that throw. You don't lead a player unless there's noone around them. If he's rolling that to Pogba, it should be to his feet. And then after, when the cross comes in, I blame two people. Rojo for turning his back on his man and leaving him all alone, and DDG for not getting across fast enough and not making himself big. DDG is horrible on crosses. This was just like the OG vs Barca the other day as DDG ends up in his goal when he should be getting across quick and diving out at the player and making himself big. But he's too timid. We also saw on Smallings OG where DDG actually turned his back instead of coming out strong and clearing the ball. He may be the best shot stopper in the world, but he is far from as good of a keeper as people make him out to be. He's getting by on pure agility but the best keepers in the world are not only brilliant at the basics, but they are also nutters as they will throw their body on the line and take command of their 6 yard box...
I don't think it's Pogba's fault but from the video, the way De Gea is looking when he threw the ball, it was to Mata, not Pogba. Pogba completely noticed danger and trying to prevent it and try to reach balls before they get balls.
The Wolves one was purely on Fred, you expect him to control that normally. This one is obviously on De Gea, he just missed Pogba with his roll out.So like at Wolves, yet another mistake by De Gea that people want to pin on a midfielder. I swear if you've ever played even Sunday league football you'd know feckin better.
Went through this with screenshots and all in the thread after the Wolves game...not going to go there again. So let's consider the root of the issue :The Wolves one was purely on Fred, you expect him to control that normally. This one is obviously on De Gea, he just missed Pogba with his roll out.
After gifting them a goal? It is the equivalent of a defender losing the ball on the edge of his own box which leads to a goal, and then making a goal-line clearance few minutes later. West Ham's game completely encapsulated him. Top save to highlight his shot-stopping prowess, a feck-up that sheds light on his awful distribution and then the perpetual reluctance to leave the goal-line and command his box. I wouldn't love to play next to him as a defender.Bad you say???
Apart from one of the saves of the year. A save that very few goalkeepers could get close to??
Thats the equivalent of complaining about a striker that just scored a double hatrick.
This. His ridiculous shot stopping skills have masked his deficiencies.
He was bad again today apart from the save on Antonio. Terrible distribution and his usual refusal to come off his line almost cost us.
Some people have a agenda with DDG , I argued with another poster who tried to blame DDG for the Wolves goal where he passed it out to Fred.He resorted to name calling to make his point.How can you blame Pogba for that? Sure, he could hustle a little more but DDG lead him way to much on that throw. You don't lead a player unless there's noone around them. If he's rolling that to Pogba, it should be to his feet. And then after, when the cross comes in, I blame two people. Rojo for turning his back on his man and leaving him all alone, and DDG for not getting across fast enough and not making himself big. DDG is horrible on crosses. This was just like the OG vs Barca the other day as DDG ends up in his goal when he should be getting across quick and diving out at the player and making himself big. But he's too timid. We also saw on Smallings OG where DDG actually turned his back instead of coming out strong and clearing the ball. He may be the best shot stopper in the world, but he is far from as good of a keeper as people make him out to be. He's getting by on pure agility but the best keepers in the world are not only brilliant at the basics, but they are also nutters as they will throw their body on the line and take command of their 6 yard box...
I blame Pogba on that, no DDG. He's so lackadaisical when in possession or when receiving the ball. Then look at Pogba and Mata just strolling back and leaving the defense completely alone.
And then on the other phase of play, it's all on Rojo who loses the marker. You guys are insane if you blame that goal on David.
Well except crosses. He's shit at those too, punches too much, rarely see coolness under pressure, but his shot stopping is absolutely immense. All choir and preaching to stuff but fek it I gotta do something with my 3 allotted posts. DDG post crashing as good as any.
BTW does anyone have issues using autocorrect on here? Never works right for me first attempt.
My exact thoughts, 100 % agreed.How can you blame Pogba for that? Sure, he could hustle a little more but DDG lead him way to much on that throw. You don't lead a player unless there's noone around them. If he's rolling that to Pogba, it should be to his feet. And then after, when the cross comes in, I blame two people. Rojo for turning his back on his man and leaving him all alone, and DDG for not getting across fast enough and not making himself big. DDG is horrible on crosses. This was just like the OG vs Barca the other day as DDG ends up in his goal when he should be getting across quick and diving out at the player and making himself big. But he's too timid. We also saw on Smallings OG where DDG actually turned his back instead of coming out strong and clearing the ball. He may be the best shot stopper in the world, but he is far from as good of a keeper as people make him out to be. He's getting by on pure agility but the best keepers in the world are not only brilliant at the basics, but they are also nutters as they will throw their body on the line and take command of their 6 yard box...
Sometimes it looks to me like they instinctively expect him to come out and claim the ball but of course he doesn't. As bad as the defenders can be sometimes, I think that Dave also makes them a bit nervous just because he's not commanding enough imho.De Gea's rollout was absolutely a key contributor for us losing that goal. Not quite sure how our defensive players seem to be getting a pass though. Once again, that was way too easy. We give up so many fecking chances it's frightening.
Too many excuses for him in my opinion. The distribution is a key thing he needs to get right. How can you be the best if you can't get some basic things right?Best keeper in the world for me. Save yesterday was something else. Distribution hasn't been great this season. Said elsewhere, it can't be easy when there's so many changes in front of you and there's yet more uncertainty about the summer.
Sometimes it looks to me like they instinctively expect him to come out and claim the ball but of course he doesn't. As bad as the defenders can be sometimes, I think that Dave also makes them a bit nervous just because he's not commanding enough imho.
I'm just worried that his reputation and his shot stopping abilities are holding us back from being firm with him and demanding that he improves his weak areas. If he gets upset and wants to leave then his mentality is all wrong for us moving forward. It's like we're so afraid of losing him that we're catering to him and treating him with kid gloves which is not, and won't help us.Aye, that's certainly a bit of an issue. I don't think that was ever on for him to collect yesterday though. I've just no idea what Rojo is doing at the back post and once again we let the cross come in far too easily.
It was a loose throw out and an error for sure. His distribution doesnt match his shot stopping obviously but it isnt awful as you suggest by any standard .After gifting them a goal? It is the equivalent of a defender losing the ball on the edge of his own box which leads to a goal, and then making a goal-line clearance few minutes later. West Ham's game completely encapsulated him. Top save to highlight his shot-stopping prowess, a feck-up that sheds light on his awful distribution and then the perpetual reluctance to leave the goal-line and command his box. I wouldn't love to play next to him as a defender.
Too many excuses for him in my opinion. The distribution is a key thing he needs to get right. How can you be the best if you can't get some basic things right?
No matter what's going on or how shit the defenders are, it's his duty to work hard on improving a key aspect of what's expected of a goal keeper.
Do you really think he doesn't work hard on that??Too many excuses for him in my opinion. The distribution is a key thing he needs to get right. How can you be the best if you can't get some basic things right?
No matter what's going on or how shit the defenders are, it's his duty to work hard on improving a key aspect of what's expected of a goal keeper.
Whatever he's doing doesn't translate on to the pitch. His mistakes in the last couple of games have put us under pressure for top four. It's a big factor. The other players are being slaughtered for their part in the last couple of bad performances so why should Dave be treated any differently? It's not even good for him to be constantly praised and excused because he'll have no motivation to improve. I understand and appreciate what he's done, but that doesn't mean we let him do whatever he feels like imho.Not a excuse at all, just a factor. He distribution has previously been good and this season it hasn't. I'm not at the training ground but doesn't strike me as a player that doesn't work hard on all aspects of his game. I think out of every single player he deserves to be cut a little slack....
Then why is his distribution steadily worse if he works hard on that? Either he's not working on the right things or the goal keeping coach needs to be sacked today.Do you really think he doesn't work hard on that??
He made a mistake, just like all players do. Redeemed it with the save of the season which helped win us the match.
I think that cuts him some slack this weekend
So when Pogba has given the ball away repeatedly during the season you would sack one of the coaches also?Then why is his distribution steadily worse if he works hard on that? Either he's not working on the right things or the goal keeping coach needs to be sacked today.
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I'm not turning on Dave, I want him to improve for us and himself. I also believe his talent is such that he's more than capable of said improvement.
I guarantee he loses his No 1 spot for Spain soon if he doesn't improve.
No, it doesn't. I'm commenting on his strengths and weaknesses. Do you agree with me that - apart from that save - today once again showed some huge deficiencies in his game?Bad you say???
Apart from one of the saves of the year. A save that very few goalkeepers could get close to??
Thats the equivalent of complaining about a striker that just scored a double hatrick.
Whatever he's doing doesn't translate on to the pitch. His mistakes in the last couple of games have put us under pressure for top four. It's a big factor. The other players are being slaughtered for their part in the last couple of bad performances so why should Dave be treated any differently? It's not even good for him to be constantly praised and excused because he'll have no motivation to improve. I understand and appreciate what he's done, but that doesn't mean we let him do whatever he feels like imho.
Come on. Don't avoid the issue and leave Pogba out of this. Pogba for all his faults has been far better than Dave this season,So when Pogba has given the ball away repeatedly during the season you would sack one of the coaches also?