Bwuk
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He hasn't been tested yet in either games. Still want this De Gea situation sorted either way asap.
There was a backpass in that game where he was daydreaming and reacted really late. It feels like hes a disaster waiting to happen but he does have good starting positions and looks really secure on crosses.
He does all his mistakes in the warm up. Good tactic.
I think he's used to making such passes while playing for Argentina. He plays running passes to Mascherano, who then is at better angle to pass the ball forward with him facing forward. Our forwards were a little guilty of not making runs to keeping the midfielders occupied which allowed Villa to press Carrick and almost led to the disastrous condition. With better movement from forward, such type of passing can have its advantages for much quicker transition.Made a horror pass to Carrick that could have led to a goal. Other than that was fine, but had nothing serious to do.
“I owe Louis van Gaal so much. I will tell you what I told the boss the first time we worked together: that when you have an Argentine in your team, you get a never-give-up mentality.
“I find it incredible that I am now at this club after the year that I have had. I wasn’t wanted anywhere else, but I am coming towards the strongest and best part of my football life.”
“It was Van Gaal who made me an international player.
“I will never forget the morning he told me that he had been speaking on the telephone to a certain Mr Maradona and that the coach of Argentina wanted to select me.
“I now want to make him proud again after the crisis of what happened to my hand in Alkmaar.
“I am so proud of where I stand today. My wife and my two kids are so proud. And I know for sure that my father, who is in heaven, is also proud.”
Literally his only expression (in the figurative sense)
Hes actually exceptional with the ball at his feet and distribution in general. I feel like a dick head for worrying about him in the side
He's just very calm by the looks of it.
Doesn't seem like he gets flustered much, it can give me a semi heart attack at times, but that's his nature. Seems very confident, which is good.
Yeah he's actually frighteningly too cool. Almost have to wonder what goes on in his head.
If he wasn't a professional, I'd say he was high as feck. He's motionless
It seems like LVG has a human side after all.
A little loco but that defence record is something even in a below-par league esp the one which focuses on attack so much.In 2008–09, Romero kept a 950-minute clean sheet for AZ from November to February. However, on 5 March 2009, he made a mistake which allowed NAC Breda's Nourdin Boukhari to score for a 2–1 defeat in the quarter-finals of the KNVB Cup; he responded after the game by punching the door and walls of his team's changing room, breaking bones in his hand and ruling himself out at a crucial stage of the season
Tbh, I have seen the recent Argentina side to be a solid defensive unit and that is unlikely to happen without a quality goal keeper. A bad goal keeper (or an uncertain) one makes the entire defense nervous.On 11 July, Romero was named on the three-man shortlist for FIFA's Golden Glove award for the tournament's best goalkeeper due to his performances that led his team to the final