01cravend
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Ederson has prevented more 1 v 1's than Ortega has faced.
More clangers than Ortegas had appearances too
Ederson has prevented more 1 v 1's than Ortega has faced.
I'm not slagging off Ortega. There's plenty of cunts on this board to slag off our players.More clangers than Ortegas had appearances too
I'm not slagging off Ortega. There's plenty of cunts on this board to slag off our players.
I'm just pointing out that he prevents a lot of 1 v 1's.
Ortega saves more than Eddie only if you discount the fact that Eddie has beaten the forward to the ball (ie. a 1 v 1).
He also has made saves akin to that 2nd one today.
Ederson and 1v1s is a mixed bag. He can be really good at coming out and stopping them before it happens but if it’s not clear cut and the attacker gets on the ball…it’s a goal 9/10 times.
A goalkeeping analyst/coach broke it down really well about 3/4 years ago - he comes out too fast and makes the forwards mind up. Keepers who are good at 1v1s come out a bit, then stop so the attacker has to make the choice between going round or finishing straight away, and it’s that indecision that slows them down, take extra touches and lets the keeper either make a save or come out more and grab the ball. Keepers who stay rooted on their line have the same problem, the player immediately knows going around isn’t an option and just focuses on the finish.
Once you’ve seen it, almost every 1v1 with Ederson plays out the same way - it’s insane to me that no one at City has tried to fix this issue in the 8 years Ederson has been here.
To be honest I really don’t rate Xabi Mancisidor at all as a gk coach. He oversaw Hart’s big drop off just before Pep arrived and IMO is a big reason Ederson’s no better a keeper than when he arrived from Benfica.
But if the attacker doesn't get on the ball it's not a goal 9/10 times (the other 1 being Eddie clattering him and giving up a penalty).Ederson and 1v1s is a mixed bag. He can be really good at coming out and stopping them before it happens but if it’s not clear cut and the attacker gets on the ball…it’s a goal 9/10 times.
A goalkeeping analyst/coach broke it down really well about 3/4 years ago - he comes out too fast and makes the forwards mind up. Keepers who are good at 1v1s come out a bit, then stop so the attacker has to make the choice between going round or finishing straight away, and it’s that indecision that slows them down, take extra touches and lets the keeper either make a save or come out more and grab the ball. Keepers who stay rooted on their line have the same problem, the player immediately knows going around isn’t an option and just focuses on the finish.
Once you’ve seen it, almost every 1v1 with Ederson plays out the same way - it’s insane to me that no one at City has tried to fix this issue in the 8 years Ederson has been here.
To be honest I really don’t rate Xabi Mancisidor at all as a gk coach. He oversaw Casillas’ massive drop off in form at Real in 2010/11, Hart’s big drop off just before Pep arrived and IMO is a big reason Ederson’s no better a keeper than when he arrived from Benfica.
I remember Brummie GK coach that’s occasionally on the guardian pod talking about how Mancinis GK coach always made Hart work on his weaknesses and the things he hated working on, and those were his best years. Mancisidor arrived and just let Hart work on what he wanted, which left the weak parts of his game unaddressed and they got worse and worse.
Its probably the only position on the team that I am not too worried who plays.I would like to see some stats relating to Ederson and 1 v 1's, taking into consideration that him rushing out to beat a forward to the ball is also a 1 v1.
He was actually in pretty good form earlier this season but definitely not in the few games before being dropped. Much as I’ve enjoyed Eddie over the years, it was right to give the ever-patient Ortega a whirl. He hasn’t disappointed either.Funny when eddie save us a battering a couple of times earlier in the season there wasnt a cry to keep him in