Tim of the Oak
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Joe's given us good service. However, if he's as good as some Bluemooners think Clubs will be queueing around Beswick to pay £30mil plus for Hart.
You mean like they are for Nasri, Bony, Mangala and Yaya?Joe's given us good service. However, if he's as good as some Bluemooners think Clubs will be queueing around Beswick to pay £30mil plus for Hart.
Just listening to The Sunday Supplement on Sky and it was great to hear the support/positive comments on the start of our season and most of all the support for Pep in his handling of the Hart situation. Love Hart and alot of respect for his years of service but I've already moved on! Bravo will very soon "officially" be a blue and our No1 keeper and I just hope the fans can remove their emotional attachment to Hart and get behind Bravo 100%. Go City and Go Bravo!!!;)
Hart played in the euros with something on his mind that was a ded cert. He's obviously been in the comfort zone for a few years now and a change will benefit both him and us. Nobody is bigger than the club and players move on. What fucks me off is the national mourning of him and how bad and mean we are to drop him! Really? The press and the anti city brigade wanted him dropped numerous times from the England squad and now they're all going two faced saying we're treating him badly. Get fucked. Pep doesn't fancy him, we get another keeper in and move on. Thanks for the service Joe and good luck in your next adventure.
He invited pressure on to the City goal with poor distribution. And that's not just my opinion. Pep gave him a proper roasting after he chipped the ball between two City players in the first half.How did he?
Your comment about the number of World Cups is irrelevant - Germany have been on a different level to England for decades - they don't have defenders like Phil Jagielka. Remember De Gea's two absolute howlers against Croatia - lost possession to Rakitic, beaten on his near post by Perisic, and spilled the ball against Italy. No pundit witch hunt. Butland was conceding two goals a game before his injury, but he's the golden boy so no criticism. All goalkeepers concede, but you can't compare City to Burnley for example - their goalkeeper will always be busier, but it's a fair comparison of the top 6 teams' goalkeeper's records. You can't judge over one season. Over five seasons Joe is the clean sheet king - four Golden Gloves. A better record than De Gea over five years.
You mean like they are for Nadri, Bony, Mangala and Yaya?
Sadly, I think that will prove a tall order for some.
For Bayern, Neuer plays behind a solid midfield and defence. Statistically, Neuer faces far fewer shots than any GK in the BL because Bayern are so dominant - so your comment suggesting he plays behind poor defenders doesn't stack up. Don't make me laugh about De Gea - as though United have carefully selected and organised a bunch of incompetents in front of him. This is Man United we're talking about, not Sheffield United. Joe has no advantage over Neuer. I watch England in tournaments thinking we're good enough to do well, then I watch the defence fall apart at crucial moments every time. Smalling is a good player, but the England defence is not - they get in each other's way. Joe's clean sheet record for England and City is exceptional.and by the same token Hart has had Kompany + 1 whilst Neuer has had Boateng, a player we sold, for both club & country. So Neuer's played with less good centre-backs than Joe has a lot of the time. By a similar token, De Gea has had Chris Smalling in front of him who you claim isn't up to scratch because he plays for England in front of Joe, so in actual fact you trip yourself up in the same post. Either the England CBs are naff and therefore Joe's clean sheet record in the league is artificially inflated compared to De Gea's who does a better job because he plays with those same CBs in the league, or the England CBs are good in which case Joe has an advantage over Neuer who plays with a lead CB who we sold and constantly fucks up himself.
Messi rates him as 'phenomenally good' and Buffon rates him as one of the top three on the planet. Btw - Buffon is, in my view, the world's best - doesn't concede the occasional soft goal that Neuer does.I'm sorry too Marvin, I really would like Joe to be given a chance to stay and redeem himself under Pep but it's not going to happen. When we all take off our blue tinted specs of biasedness through our natural affinity and endearment towards Joe (we've built up over the last 10 years), then we will all realise that he is not good enough a keeper for pep in the cold light of day. Joe is a good keeper but he has not transpired to become world class that he should of been by this stage of his career unfortunately.
You'd have thought they might put a word in for their clubs to sign him wouldn't you. I mean Barca have just lost a keeper and Buffon can't go on forever..Messi rates him as 'phenomenally good' and Buffon rates him as one of the top three on the planet. Btw - Buffon is, in my view, the world's best - doesn't concede the occasional soft goal that Neuer does.
Serious question, why arn't clubs queing up for him ?Messi rates him as 'phenomenally good' and Buffon rates him as one of the top three on the planet. Btw - Buffon is, in my view, the world's best - doesn't concede the occasional soft goal that Neuer does.
Joe is not being given the chance to adapt. Mixed messages "Stay and improve, but I'm signing a guy four years older than you for twenty times the fee you were signed for."All entitled to our opinion. I'm not here to convince you.
All I'll say to you in reply, is that the top brass in this football club agree with me.
I think that's enough said
Hart has been one of my favourite players over the years despite me being able to see and admit that he has stagnated over last two seasons, and that he still has too many flaws in his game. Fuck.me, it's as though he plays some games with shampoo in his eyes, and he's not Head and Shoulders above the rest like many claim. ; )... Joe has been mostly unchallenged for us and England over the years.Judging by Joe's body language he seems to have developed a cocky "I'm untouchable" type of arrogance, and if Pep has had words with Joe there's only going to be one winner. I wish Joe well wherever he goes but if we're honest he's not as good a keeper as he should be at his age and experience.