31 | Ederson - 2024/25

[jimharri]

What is Ederson's record at saving penalties now, given as a percentage? And not counting shootouts. It seems like it can't be much higher than single figures. You never feel like he's going to save one.

 

[red 2 hats]

What is Ederson's record at saving penalties now, given as a percentage? And not counting shootouts. It seems like it can't be much higher than single figures. You never feel like he's going to save one.

Never mind saving them, he never goes the right way.

 

[waspish]

Ederson comes out quickly to try to get the ball if he held off let him get the ball the angle is that fine doubt he would score

 

[decmancity]

What is Ederson's record at saving penalties now, given as a percentage? And not counting shootouts. It seems like it can't be much higher than single figures. You never feel like he's going to save one.

Most keepers don't save penalties. Hope that helps.

 

[MCFCFanTX]

He had a fine game tbh. That was a soft penalty. Had a really nice save in the first half and the back heel pass got everyone excited. Not the best as penalities. It is what it is.

 

[jimharri]

Never mind saving them, he never goes the right way.

He has obvious strengths. Well; strength. His distribution is top notch. But shot stopping, and particularly penalties,isn't a strong point. I guess it's a price we have to pay.

 

[jimharri]

Most keepers don't save penalties. Hope that helps.

Agreed. But some keepers seem to have an okay record at them. That guy who played for Newcastle (can't remember his name, sorry; was he Czech?). And Paul Cooper back in prehistoric times. Martinez, at Villa. Coton, back in the day? It can't be just down to luck (though it does play a part, obviously).

 

[EdersonsSmiley]

I would like to see the stats of penalties conceded by goalkeepers. I feel like he gives away loads more than anyone else when he rushes out needlessly.

 

[youngbob]

Thought he had a bad one today. Made that good save in the first half but was far too relaxed with the ball and invited all sorts of pressure. Then gave the penalty away by lunging out when simply guiding Gordon wide would have been enough.

 

[decmancity]

Agreed. But some keepers seem to have an okay record at them. That guy who played for Newcastle (can't remember his name, sorry; was he Czech?). And Paul Cooper back in prehistoric times. Martinez, at Villa. Coton, back in the day? It can't be just down to luck (though it does play a part, obviously).

Bravo is statistically top 10 maybe even higher I believe but I wouldn't want him in goal!