Sylar
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I always laugh now when he makes a mistake or almost makes a mistake and after that it shows him looking like hes picked up an injury
Not many. Most gks wouldn't even have had a shot to saved because their midfielder would have closed the player downThe Barnes strike was mint, right inside the post. Which keeper on the planet would have saved that?
The Barnes strike was mint, right inside the post. Which keeper on the planet would have saved that?
Same here. He should have saved that.Don't want to be that guy but he should have saved Barnes's chance.
No clear mistake? That horrible pass which Leicester fluffed it.
The game was just a few hours ago.
I thought you were being very harsh, but went back and watched it and I can see where you are coming from. De Gea is in a central position as Barnes gets the ball, then Barnes pushed the ball wider and takes two large steps before hitting the ball. Meanwhile De Gea hasn't moved at all and is still smack bang in the middle of the goal, giving Barnes a fairly clear sight on goal down that side. He definitely should have taken a step over that way.It wasn't right inside the post, there was half a meter to a meter space. De Gea was planted too much to the center and reacted so slow to the shot, zero footwork. The way he positioned himself and reacted, yeah it was unsaveable. Peak De Gea saves it 10 out of 10 times and makes it look like a decent save. That shot was good, but nothing special ultimately.
If Henderson conceded that, half the fanbase would say he needs to do better.
The Vardy shot was difficult due to the deflection, only fitting he didn't even react though. He has regressed quite a lot, even his reflexes are getting inconsistent. People are just happy with the standard stuff from him nowadays.
No clear mistakes, but he has the level of Lindelöf these days, while being the king back then. You expect him to do much much better, especially for the Barnes shot
Any goalkeeper who's properly placed from a shot from that position.The Barnes strike was mint, right inside the post. Which keeper on the planet would have saved that?
The Barnes strike was mint, right inside the post. Which keeper on the planet would have saved that?
It wasn't right inside the post, there was half a meter to a meter space. De Gea was planted too much to the center and reacted so slow to the shot, zero footwork. The way he positioned himself and reacted, yeah it was unsaveable. Peak De Gea saves it 10 out of 10 times and makes it look like a decent save. That shot was good, but nothing special ultimately.
If Henderson conceded that, half the fanbase would say he needs to do better.
The Vardy shot was difficult due to the deflection, only fitting he didn't even react though. He has regressed quite a lot, even his reflexes are getting inconsistent. People are just happy with the standard stuff from him nowadays.
No clear mistakes, but he has the level of Lindelöf these days, while being the king back then. You expect him to do much much better, especially for the Barnes shot
Any goalkeeper who's properly placed from a shot from that position.
Can’t quibble too much with his positioning as Barnes isn’t too far off center himself, but sometimes DDG gets too wide footed & crouched for a shot which negates his lateral movement or ability to push off laterally with his legs.Any goalkeeper who's properly placed from a shot from that position.
The photo actually shows that Dave did shave to the right side. Surely you don’t expect him to sit all the way to the right post, do you?
Where did I say that? Are you making a silly argument to avoid arguing the actual point, which is that de Geas positioning was poor? His positioning is good if the shot comes from McTominay, but it isn't. He should've been another step to the right, and quite obviously so, to cover the most of the goal. Leaving the near post from a shot from that angle is simply poor.The photo actually shows that Dave did shave to the right side. Surely you don’t expect him to sit all the way to the right post, do you?
This forum is full of melters recently. At least have a go at him for making a mistake which Leicester should have capitalised on.I just watched the Barnes. Blaming him for it is honestly silly. It happens.
Any goalkeeper who's properly placed from a shot from that position.
Looking at the pic and it is clear that there is 99% chance that the shot will end up somewhere between DDG and the post. He should have done better and imo this is the kind of shots he saves 9/10.Any goalkeeper who's properly placed from a shot from that position.
Strongly disagree. That's where you'd expect him if McTominay was the shooter. He should definitely cut off more of the near post when the shot comes from Barnes.His positioning is perfect in that photo. Also worth bearing in mind he got his fingertips to the ball. After a slight deflection off Bailly. Without that deflection it would have been an excellent save.
His positioning is perfect in that photo. Also worth bearing in mind he got his fingertips to the ball. After a slight deflection off Bailly. Without that deflection it would have been an excellent save.
Ironically it's hardly been mentionedThis forum is full of melters recently. At least have a go at him for making a mistake which Leicester should have capitalised on.
Bruno gave the ball away but I wouldn't go so far as to say he was at fault. McTominay definitely was the most at fault with his piss-poor effort, while Bruno and De Gea (maybe Bailly as well) could also have done better.Why are everyone criticizing De gea when Bruno was at fault for the goal?
Using that logic the keeper is not at fault 99% of goals. He can be just leaning on the post when the ball flies past him, because it wasn't him who lost the ball, right?Why are everyone criticizing De gea when Bruno was at fault for the goal?
The Barnes strike was mint, right inside the post. Which keeper on the planet would have saved that?
What logic? You should never lose the ball in your own half especially when it's that close to the goal - 30 yards.Using that logic the keeper is not at fault 99% of goals. He can be just leaning on the post when the ball flies past him, because it wasn't him who lost the ball, right?
What logic? You should never lose the ball in your own half especially when it's that close to the goal - 30 yards.