Think the one he blocked with his foot was offside. It was indeed three shots on target and one save, the one that almost creeped in.
1
Season Average Rating
- Appearances
- 36
- Clean sheets
- 12
- Goals
- 0
- Assists
- 0
- Yellow cards
- 0
-
In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) and Jamie (@Vault Dweller) are here to celebrate rare back-to-back victories for Manchester United! They analyse the late win in the Europa League vs. Rangers and then try and find things to analyse in a pretty dour game vs. Fulham. They also chat about the latest Marcus Rashford news, and look at the latest transfer news.
- Status
Which one? The low, near post save I guess? Decent save I'd say, though shot was wide.
Fantastic today.
If you consider everything happening at that moment, the decision to make that far kick (and very off target) was very hard for me to understand. I didn't know why he did it and seconds later they scored.
Did anyone notice that he was going long with his passes? I mean when there was plenty of space between him and the centre backs, he passed to them, but almost everytime there was a Leeds player around, he went long.
I think it was part of the reasons why we were able to advance play easily. Leeds players were far worse physically than ours, we bullied them and our forwards were winning duels for fun. I don't know if that is what we will be doing from now or if it was specifically for Leeds, but it certainly worked.
Never understood the point of passing between CBs and goalkeeper in the box when it is clearly not working and the opposition are positioned high to exploit that exactly. It backfired against Sheffield United and it wasn't the first time.
It's also one of the reasons we start games slowly. While our players spend the first five to ten minutes trying to figure out how to move the ball from the goalkeeper to the forwards, the opposition seize the opportunity to get all over us.
We were able to blow Leeds away just by the keeper going longer with his passes. Think him and Henderson should do something similar in every game rather than fanning around in our penalty box at the start of games.
I think it was part of the reasons why we were able to advance play easily. Leeds players were far worse physically than ours, we bullied them and our forwards were winning duels for fun. I don't know if that is what we will be doing from now or if it was specifically for Leeds, but it certainly worked.
Never understood the point of passing between CBs and goalkeeper in the box when it is clearly not working and the opposition are positioned high to exploit that exactly. It backfired against Sheffield United and it wasn't the first time.
It's also one of the reasons we start games slowly. While our players spend the first five to ten minutes trying to figure out how to move the ball from the goalkeeper to the forwards, the opposition seize the opportunity to get all over us.
We were able to blow Leeds away just by the keeper going longer with his passes. Think him and Henderson should do something similar in every game rather than fanning around in our penalty box at the start of games.
Leicester 2:2 Man Utd
I look forward the day he leaves. His gameplay is irritating.
There is no control of his box, no control of his defenders.
I want a keeper like Van Der Sar.
There is no control of his box, no control of his defenders.
I want a keeper like Van Der Sar.
No howlers but neither shot was unstoppable
He should have saved the first. He just looks shot.
What are we blaming him for now? McTominay not closing Barnes down or 2 defenders letting vardy get free in the box?
Or maybe rashford missing 2 sitters
The ball passed back to him did have a bobble but the way he dealt with it was like he had rickets. The fact he can't command his area is a problem because the team just get deeper and deeper.
What? The shot from vardy was going wide and took a deflection. Shot from Barnes wasn't covered from McTominay and Bailly unsighted De Gea.
Dodgy distribution as usual
Bizarre isn't it? fecking sick of it.
He should have saved Barnes' shot. On his near post and basically the only side Barnes could hit it. A top keeper saves that comfortably.
In games like these, those are crucial mistakes.
Wasn't at fault for either goal. Criticising him just for the sake of criticising him just makes people look stupid. Bizarre that his thread is one of the first bumped.
Part of a shit defense. He is just as bad/good as his CB partners
What @Lay said - he invites pressure because he doesnt control the box.
When Henderson plays in goal he makes mistake yet the defenders know he comes out so they step out as much as the half way line as we saw against Everton.
I just think De Gea has so many weaknesses to his game covered by one strength which is slowly becoming average.
Neither were howlers, but you can't say the Barnes shot was unstoppable? The Vardy shot also ended up in the middle of his goal.
It's mental.
He was getting blamed for the Southampton goal from the corner then Henderson let an identical one in the next game and crickets.
It's clear bias.
Our fanbase currently mate. De Gea getting pelters in here and Ole getting pelters in the other thread. Joke.
So you want your gk to come out and control the box for that goal vardy scored and do the defenders job for them?
You want him to pressure Harvey Barnes at the edge of the box?
Or how else does controlling his box stop the 2 goals.
Your making up complete bull today
After a massive deflection. feck off.
Not at fault for the goals, but the DDG who makes insane saves that amazes you is gone. Makes good/great saves at time, but not the same level he was.
I said he didnt control his box and control his defenders - because Bailly and Maguire knew De Gea was not coming out on any type of cross they instantly when deeper on the cross. That happens absolutely all the time.
If you dont see it then that's fine.
Keep enjoying your bull.
Oh right so they scored from 2 crosses today that de gea should have claimed? Gotcha
Wasn't directed at me but, there's more to goalkeeping than just saving shots. I don't blame him for the goals as the defenders backed off far too much. The problem I have is, when we are under the cosh, we get further and further back because DDG isn't the type of goalkeeper who ventures off his line. If we were a least 5 yards more forward, we might not concede the chances we concede.
The defenders aren't great, you can point maybe that Maguire's lack of pace also makes us retreat way more than we should. But DDG contributes to this. I would love to have a goalkeeper who comes off his line and sweeps up.
None of which had any effect on today's game at all.
We lost the ball at the edge of our box and didn't pressure Barnes, goal.
We feel asleep in midfield and centre back not tracking vardy, goal.
They didn't even have a sniff otherwise. It was individual mistakes cost us this game.
No read what I said - if he was a goal keeper that comes out of his line like Henderson is, the CB'S dont always drop so deep on a cross to always fall back like they are providing cover to protect the damn goal line.
Anyway sure. Love De Gea the guy is the future of our defence and doesnt defect our defenders like today. Gotcha.
I disagree. I think there were times we were too far back and it leads to the team starting from further back than they should be, did it lead to goals? Maybe not, but it effects our overall game. Do you feel it isn't a problem? That DDG is fine not coming off his line?
Blame him for anything today is nuts tbh.
Hes never came of his line, never has and never will. Its not a new issue, if you were ok with it 5 years why complain now.
It had no outcome on the game.
He gets beaten at his near post far too much for my liking. Good shot from Barnes though.
At this point if we don't expect him to save Barnes-kind of shots, we might as well gave Henderson a shot, no?
Also, what's the point in paying goalkeeper crazy wages if you don't expect him to do any better than average shot stopper?
Also, what's the point in paying goalkeeper crazy wages if you don't expect him to do any better than average shot stopper?
We were ok with it because he was superman back then. It's a problem now and 5 years is a long time in football. To say it had no outcome on the game is bonkers. As every position, where they are placed, where they start etc that all effects outcomes of games.
This. Highest paid goalkeeper in the world I think and he can't come off his line. Yet this isn't a problem for some people
Both goals were deflected in at high speed so can't blame De Gea for not being able to save them.
It was always his weak spot so I'm not critical of that aspect. However, he was given this contract for being top top shot stopper. I have no problem with paying him huge money if he delivers.This. Highest paid goalkeeper in the world I think and he can't come off his line. Yet this isn't a problem for some people
However, it seems strange to defend him like "well, most keepers wouldn't save that". Well most keepers are doing better than him this season so we need to consider that also.
The initial effort was going wide too.
Crazy to blame him for either goal.
The first one was an exocet by Barnes with no support from his defenders. McTominay probably did the right thing showing Barnes on to his left foot, but should have gotten tighter all the same. Bailly with a woeful attempt to block the shot thereafter.
The second goal was a mix up between Fred and Shaw to allow the cross, Bailly switching off and not tracking Vardy, and Tuanzebe haplessly deflecting it past DDG at close range.
Was lucky to get away with the awful pass under pressure from Vardy in the first half though.
The first one was an exocet by Barnes with no support from his defenders. McTominay probably did the right thing showing Barnes on to his left foot, but should have gotten tighter all the same. Bailly with a woeful attempt to block the shot thereafter.
The second goal was a mix up between Fred and Shaw to allow the cross, Bailly switching off and not tracking Vardy, and Tuanzebe haplessly deflecting it past DDG at close range.
Was lucky to get away with the awful pass under pressure from Vardy in the first half though.
- Status