arnie_ni
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He definitely had about 5 awful long passes that didn't get off the groundHighlights of his awful moments tonight please?
He definitely had about 5 awful long passes that didn't get off the groundHighlights of his awful moments tonight please?
Highlights of his awful moments tonight please?
Good, didnt hear anything on my broadcast. He needs to be in charge of his defence.He did.
He definitely had about 5 awful long passes that didn't get off the ground
All the passes he gave away under no pressure and I may be harsh but I think he could've reacted better for the first goal.
No chance on the first goal. Just a clusterfeck by malaciaAll the passes he gave away under no pressure and I may be harsh but I think he could've reacted better for the first goal.
This isn't true.So we will ignore the 1st half, where we were in control and his passing was actually very controlled
It started towards the end of the first half after starting very well, as I've stated 3 times I think already.So we will ignore the 1st half, where we were in control and his passing was actually very controlled, and skip to the last 20 minutes of chaos where the new subs gave no options, Sevilla pressed and covered well and each passback was a high pressure pass?
Yeah fair, really shite game and would have been 2-0 with another half decent goalie.
There was no time to react on the first goal, it's basically an unexpected shot from Malacia from 3 yards out.All the passes he gave away under no pressure and I may be harsh but I think he could've reacted better for the first goal.
This isn't true.
I don't have any gifs or stats of his passing tonight but I do know that he seriously pissed me off in the first half as well as the second.Don't know the passing stats for this game, but also don't recall seeing ridiculously bad mistakes playing to the outfield. Don't suppose you do to help in this debate?
I won’t blame him for the goals but I wish in games like this him & other experienced pros kind of get everyone together and get us playing . We were just static between the first & second goal
Malacia fecked up but why wasn't De Gea telling him there was a man there. He's always so passive.
He did,.so did elangaMalacia fecked up but why wasn't De Gea telling him there was a man there. He's always so passive.
So we will ignore the 1st half, where we were in control and his passing was actually very controlled, and skip to the last 20 minutes of chaos where the new subs gave no options, Sevilla pressed and covered well and each passback was a high pressure pass?
Yeah fair, really shite game and would have been 2-0 with another half decent goalie.
I mean, the entire team couldn't hold on to the ball at all past minute ~40, it wasn't just because of De Gea. Sure, it didn't help, but it would likely have been exactly the same (as it was in the first 15 minutes of the second half when De Gea barely touched the ball and we couldn't string 3 passes together).Last 5 mins of the first half lost all control because of his shite passing. It really affected the flow of the game going into half. Should have been able to suck the life out of them and see it out, instead it gave them the impetus to come out in the second half and press a bit harder.
Last 5 mins of the first half lost all control because of his shite passing. It really affected the flow of the game going into half. Should have been able to suck the life out of them and see it out, instead it gave them the impetus to come out in the second half and press a bit harder.
After that it was a mess Second half was a shambles from start to finish from everyone, subs and inury to Martinez didn't help. Nothing he could do about either goal really.
He didHe could of just cleared the ball instead of trying to let it go out for a goal kick, if he didn't know Navas is behind him you can also blame De Gea for not letting him know
I mean, the entire team couldn't hold on to the ball at all past minute ~40, it wasn't just because of De Gea. Sure, it didn't help, but it would likely have been exactly the same (as it was in the first 15 minutes of the second half when De Gea barely touched the ball and we couldn't string 3 passes together).
Fair enough on the last 5 minutes of 1st half, but to quote the OP I replied to, to say it was shite from him overall, when his play resulted in zero threat during that period is a bit extreme.
I know you as a poster are not a big fan, I have seen you say nothing but negativity about de Gea which is your own voice, but today was never on him.
He literally did that two times during that time (it was bad kicks, mind). We had also already lost control of the game before that because of being sloppy in possession out on the field.He literally kicked the ball to them everytime he got it for those 5 minutes and it just allowed proessure to build up. Which continued into the second half.
He literally did that two times during that time (it was bad kicks, mind). We had also already lost control of the game before that because of being sloppy in possession out on the field.
The issue was that the outfield players couldn't maintain possession. Doesn't matter what de Gea does if the other players can't string together three passes. I'd argue that it would be better for him to go long then (proper long that is, not the miskicks he did there) to not risk losing it by sloppy passing in our own half.Yeah, and when that happens.
You need to calm it down, slow it down, try and maintain possession. Pick your passes carefully, not lump hight floaty ones out to Antony or smash it down the middle to the opposition midfielder.
You don't just kick it straight back down the throats of the opposition so they can come straight back at you. You have to have the composure and ability to calm it down, keep the ball, move it round, make the opposition chsse you and take the sting out of the game.
Unfortunately with players like DDG, AWB in the back line, that just isn't ever going to be possible.
The issue was that the outfield players couldn't maintain possession. Doesn't matter what de Gea does if the other players can't string together three passes. I'd argue that it would be better for him to go long then (proper long that is, not the miskicks he did there) to not risk losing it by sloppy passing in our own half.
Yeah, and when that happens.
You need to calm it down, slow it down, try and maintain possession. Pick your passes carefully, not lump hight floaty ones out to Antony or smash it down the middle to the opposition midfielder.
You don't just kick it straight back down the throats of the opposition so they can come straight back at you. You have to have the composure and ability to calm it down, keep the ball, move it round, make the opposition chsse you and take the sting out of the game.
Unfortunately with players like DDG, AWB in the back line, that just isn't ever going to be possible.
I don't understand how a goalkeeper born after the backpass rule can be so poor on the ball. I mean, I'd understand if he was developed at the lower league club or something but guy was from Atletico Madrid and has been a United goalkeeper for a decade.
Brilliant shot stopper though. Have a feeling I'd be lamenting how our future goalkeeper don't make saves like De Gea does.
I don't think he's that bad in a general sense. As in no worse than goalkeepers at some of the many sides who don't expect their goalkeeper to offer much on the ball and whose distribution isn't so heavily scrutinised as a result. It's just in the context of better footballing sides who require their goalkeeper to be capable of passing well under pressure that he's bad.
And that's partly explained by the fact that he has been a United goalkeeper for over a decade. He became first choice at an elite club before demands on goalkeepers in this regard were quite so high, and the game has passed him by somewhat in the the 12 or so years since. If a goalkeeper with the skillset he had then emerged now, they'd have a harder time making it that far in the first place.
He didWhy is he not letting Malacia know Navas is behind him?!
It's weird you say that because when he first joined his kicking was good. He was good with the ball at his feet. Heck he even did a cruyff turn in his own box to get away from an attacker.
He was even making saves with his feet which somehow or some reason pissed off pundits which was bizarre