31 | Ederson - 2022/23 Performances

[domalino]

So the "best modern day coach" is leaving the coaching up to the specialists here in Xabi Mancisidor and the priorities and guidelines from Pep on a Monday morning for our very own "erratic average goalkeeper with shite decision making"
Is as follows;
Teach Ederson to make the "same basic stupid goalkeeping error over and over again"
Be "fucking hopeless at the very basics of goalkeeping."

Special work on coaching being glued to the line and not claiming any crosses would be useful, only if Carson and Richard Wright haven't gone down the pub by then.

You really believe that someone who drops a player if they change body fat percentages because he is that particular about how his team operates has sat and watched Ederson for several seasons but he is completely blind to the fact "he's the weakest link in the team."

He plays 50+ times a season despite potentially being "not trusted by his coaches".

It really is a miracle that Ederson has made it so far, he must have some serious dirt on Pep. Maybe he is the whistleblower that the Premier League have and he is blackmailing us to keep playing.

I think it’s 100% true that Pep just leaves the GK coaching to Mancisidor.

It’s a lot like the penalty and finishing issues where he said essentially “I can’t teach these guys how to score goals they’ve scored more than me”.

Ok, that’s great, and has worked for him in the past, but we also saw Sterling go from a 6/7 goal a season player to 30 by having Arteta work 1 to 1 on his finishing, and then regress when Arteta left and the individual focus stopped.

I love Eddie but the balance of risk and reward is way out at the moment and he needs rebalancing. He has shown improvement on 1v1s this season which is a big step forward, but people would not be surprised at all if he cost us a major trophy this season by dropping a clanger or getting sent off - and that’s not great.

 

[Kamaro011]

He's rubbish and Pep is an idiot and everyone in here criticising him is a genius. That would seem to sum up the thread.

I'm sure he still get some word though from Pep about his tackle, very fortunate he is not being harshly punished by usual refeering.

 

[nellyonthewing]

So if his moment of madness resulted in a red card and we'd lost he'd still be a great keeper ?? Asking for a friend

 

[p.taker]

So if his moment of madness resulted in a red card and we'd lost he'd still be a great keeper ?? Asking for a friend

what a stupid hypothetical question

 

[TonyM]

Had we won 8-0 last night I'd have been ok with Ederson's performance.

 

[FantasyIreland]

We win 7-0 and the first thing people say the morning after is Ederson had a disasterclass. Certain fans need to take a day off. Sad bunch of cunts.

And those that need to insult people for no other reason than daring to bring up weaknesses in our team and not subscribing to the happy clapper club,need to have much longer than a day off.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Does anyone think he’s good at clean sheets but reckless?

 

[Lavinda Past]

what a stupid hypothetical question

No it's not. He'd have seen red if it had been a PL match.

If the ref had taken the PL view of his 'challenge', we'd have to do without him for the quarters.

He's a loose cannon. The weakest link in our defence.

 

[Lavinda Past]

Does anyone think he’s good at clean sheets but reckless?

The whole defence is good at clean sheets, despite his recklessness. He's just a bit thick.

 

[kaz7]

No it's not. He'd have seen red if it had been a PL match.

If the ref had taken the PL view of his 'challenge', we'd have to do without him for the quarters.

He's a loose cannon. The weakest link in our defence.

Dont be ridiculous , he is the one that starts every move we make