Idxomer
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Needs Keane to call him an idiot.
His two goalkicks to the stands absolutely killed City in stoppage time. So much for distribution.
For a less dominant team, he'd be a disaster of a keeper.
Apart from Alisson these modern hipster goalkeepers can't half be a liability in high pressure games like today. I'll stick with De Gea over most of them.
Apart from Alisson these modern hipster goalkeepers can't half be a liability in high pressure games like today. I'll stick with De Gea over most of them.
What!De Gea isn't any good either in high-pressure games.
Ederson have errors in him but overall he is much better with his feet and distribution than Alisson. Alisson is good, Ederson is spectacular. That being said I'd take Alisson for the total package, his distribution and calmness is more than good enough and a much better keeper. If you swap them around City as a team would be more or less the same, conceding maybe slightly less goals while Liverpool would be a significantly weaker side because they had no shot-stopper to rely on. Eddie would have a field day kicking balls over defences for their front three though100%, maybe not a disaster but he'd be ok at best. I think the last few weeks have put to bed the myth that he doesn't have as many errors in him as Alisson does too, both have errors but Alisson is the far better actual goalkeeper.
Ederson have errors in him but overall he is much better with his feet and distribution than Alisson. Alisson is good, Ederson is spectacular. That being said I'd take Alisson for the total package, his distribution and calmness is more than good enough and a much better keeper. If you swap them around City as a team would be more or less the same, conceding maybe slightly less goals while Liverpool would be a significantly weaker side because they had no shot-stopper to rely on. Eddie would have a field day kicking balls over defences for their front three though
Ederson have errors in him but overall he is much better with his feet and distribution than Alisson. Alisson is good, Ederson is spectacular. That being said I'd take Alisson for the total package, his distribution and calmness is more than good enough and a much better keeper. If you swap them around City as a team would be more or less the same, conceding maybe slightly less goals while Liverpool would be a significantly weaker side because they had no shot-stopper to rely on. Eddie would have a field day kicking balls over defences for their front three though
Both teams would be worse off imo
I think City might be slightly better off. Liverpool would concede a ton with Ederson in goal, in fact he's probably get 3 or 4 reds a season. We don't play nearly as high a defensive line as they do, nor do we give up nearly as many chances or 1 v 1's.
But you rely so much on Ederson's distribution
Alisson is absolutely fantastic at coming out and making his goal smaller, he is so so hard to beat one on one. His positioning on the line is also impeccable. Eddie, I actually think is pretty decent at coming out one on one, but on the line it's like he is not actually there at times, he reacts way to slow to everything that is happening around him in the box unless he has the ball at his feet for some reason.For sure, agree 100%. Ederson is a far better passer though Alisson is still pretty good but for me where Alisson really stands out is how composed he is compared to Ederson, if a player goes through on 1v1 with Allison you almost expect the save, with Ederson you expect the goal and Eddie also concedes far more saveable shots. Neither have the cat like reflexes of prime DDG. Eddie is just so rash.
Alisson is absolutely fantastic at coming out and making his goal smaller, he is so so hard to beat one on one. His positioning on the line is also impeccable. Eddie, I actually think is pretty decent at coming out one on one, but on the line it's like he is not actually there at times, he reacts way to slow to everything that is happening around him in the box unless he has the ball at his feet for some reason.
It used to be the case that Eddies ratio looked worse because we conceded less chances but they were pretty clear cut while Liverpool used to be very defensively minded a couple of seasons ago but now with their high-line they concede several clear-cut chances every game where Alisson bails them out so no excuses now.
Personally I'm a bit keen on that Maignan fella from Milan
Over a season I agree, I think Eddies pros outweighs his cons. But over the last few months I have started developing a feeling that he absolutely can be a liability on the biggest stage against the best teams. Watching Courtouis filling every inch of the goal at the Bernabeu and then watching Eddie stand rooted to his spot twice in injury time was infuriating, and also the goal Jota punted straight through him at the Etihad was criminal but we are just so used to it by now.Maignan looks great but despite his flaws I don't think we need to change Eddie, for me only Alisson would make us better. Honestly having watched a fair bit of Ireland living here, I'd be tempted to see how Bazunu develops over the next couple of years, good with his feet and has done really well on both loans and at International level.
Over a season I agree, I think Eddies pros outweighs his cons. But over the last few months I have started developing a feeling that he absolutely can be a liability on the biggest stage against the best teams. Watching Courtouis filling every inch of the goal at the Bernabeu and then watching Eddie stand rooted to his spot twice in injury time was infuriating, and also the goal Jots punted straight through him at the Etihad was criminal but we are just so used to it by now.
I really like Bazunu, he could really do with a decent loan higher up in the divisions next year for a team that play sonewhat similiar to us.
Agree - his form has been really poor ever since the 2-2 at the Etihad imo.Been an absolute joke the last 3 weeks, while the rest of the team have shown great mentality today he's been a nervous wreck.