Bring Back Joe Hart

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I've been looking at some old threads about Hart and his mistakes and even less than 3 years ago, people were calling him out on here.

http://forums.bluemoon-mcfc.co.uk/threads/joe-hart.288911/page-220

And that's far from the only one.

I don't think this is the issue. I don't think anyone has said Joe was the best at everything ever, nor does anyone really want Bravo or Pep to do anything other than succeed.

For some reason on here there's no middle ground. If you think Bravo is rubbish or was a mistake, you're a Joe lover/don't understand football or are a rag, and if you think Bravo is the bees knees, you're a master tactician/ITK/Pep.
 
To be fair though this is a bring back Joe thread which as well as being highly unlikely, isn't the answer. If as we go through the season Bravo doesn't seem to be the answer then a decision will need to be made on our keeper, and given his age Bravo wasn't long term anyway, but that answer will not be bring back Joe Hart, and will involve a footballing keeper whether that's Gunn, Rulli or somebody else we'll have to see.
 
I don't think this is the issue. I don't think anyone has said Joe was the best at everything ever, nor does anyone really want Bravo or Pep to do anything other than succeed.

For some reason on here there's no middle ground. If you think Bravo is rubbish or was a mistake, you're a Joe lover/don't understand football or are a rag, and if you think Bravo is the bees knees, you're a master tactician/ITK/Pep.
If you are going to label both sides of the extreme, you should do so properly.

"If you think Bravo is good, you are a happy clapper"
 
The problem is that our defensive lapses with a high line lead directly to running shots or one-on-one opportunities against our keeper - the thing that Joe did best and Bravo can barely do at all.
It was actually no different last season, where Joe had to deal with an average of about 1.5 such opportunities every game.
Joe saved (or caused the striker to miss) 2 out of 3 such opportunities by running out quickly, narrowing the angle and making himself big and getting a hand, arm, leg, foot or body on the ball. He generally got somthing on the ball (as per Torino/Juventus on Sunday) even if the ball went in.
Bravo has saved about 1 in 5 such opportunities this season. Frankly he may as well not be there.
Joe had other problems and probably needed to be replaced, but to replace him with a Keeper who is most vulnerable to the very type of chance we will give away is crazy.
I totally agree that Joe was excellent at saving one-on-ones and it is somewhat odd that an experienced keeper playing at the top level, like Bravo, can be seemingly so poor. But it's swings and roundabouts. Joe gave away possession most of the time he had the ball whereas with Bravo we generally keep it.
 
I totally agree that Joe was excellent at saving one-on-ones and it is somewhat odd that an experienced keeper playing at the top level, like Bravo, can be seemingly so poor. But it's swings and roundabouts. Joe gave away possession most of the time he had the ball whereas with Bravo we generally keep it.
Said this somewhere yesterday, but what I find odd is that since he got sent off he seems to stay back more, before he seemed to be further up and sweeping those balls over the top before they became one on ones.
 
I totally agree that Joe was excellent at saving one-on-ones and it is somewhat odd that an experienced keeper playing at the top level, like Bravo, can be seemingly so poor. But it's swings and roundabouts. Joe gave away possession most of the time he had the ball whereas with Bravo we generally keep it.

Probably because Bravo is used to having much better defenders in front of him.
 
I've been looking at some old threads about Hart and his mistakes and even less than 3 years ago, people were calling him out on here.

http://forums.bluemoon-mcfc.co.uk/threads/joe-hart.288911/page-220

And that's far from the only one.

Some people, yes, but not all by a long, long way. He's always had a solid core of support.

If you had time to correlate, I bet you'd find largely the same cohorts respectively queuing up to slag him off or bemoaning his banishment.
 
Harts been in superb form for England lately
How a keeper has become the focal point for starting moves is beyond me,hes a long way fronm the objective which is of course the net at the other end

Do I think one of Harts fantastic saves would galvanise the side in games ,of course it would
 
I've been looking at some old threads about Hart and his mistakes and even less than 3 years ago, people were calling him out on here.

http://forums.bluemoon-mcfc.co.uk/threads/joe-hart.288911/page-220

And that's far from the only one.
Some should have been careful what they wished for changing our donkey for a stallion would have been great but we got a blind mouse for him.Strongly suspect hart will be at Liverpool come January at least they'll be upgrading.
 
Harts been in superb form for England lately
How a keeper has become the focal point for starting moves is beyond me,hes a long way fronm the objective which is of course the net at the other end

Do I think one of Harts fantastic saves would galvanise the side in games ,of course it would
What are you saying here the 78% possession we had on Saturday's a great comfort to me.
 
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I totally agree that Joe was excellent at saving one-on-ones and it is somewhat odd that an experienced keeper playing at the top level, like Bravo, can be seemingly so poor. But it's swings and roundabouts. Joe gave away possession most of the time he had the ball whereas with Bravo we generally keep it.

Now thats dangling the maggot, will I bite ?
 
I'm still waiting for the self-proclaimed ITKs to substantiate their innuendos about Hart.

And please, no more of this "we'll get the pants sued off us" shit. You can give a general indication without getting into legal bother. FFS, you're clever enough on your other posts.

So, did he get banished for footballing or non-footballing reasons?
 
We managed 2 premier league winning seasons with some of the best attacking football I've ever seen with Hart in goal. It's not an impossible scenario that some are suggesting.

This "better standard" of attacking football some are alluding to on here is basically a cracking game against Barcelona, a 65 minute domination at United, usual drubbing of West Brom et al and a lot of shite finishing and decision making in the final third. The only one that's been alien to us lately is the Barcelona result. And people want to put these results down to having Bravo in goal. Lol.
 
I'm still waiting for the self-proclaimed ITKs to substantiate their innuendos about Hart.

And please, no more of this "we'll get the pants sued off us" shit. You can give a general indication without getting into legal bother. FFS, you're clever enough on your other posts.

So, did he get banished for footballing or non-footballing reasons?
Eh, what's going on? What have I missed?
 
Two senior posters who claim inside knowledge have alleged Hart committed some sort of indiscretion that can't be elaborated on for legal reasons.

If true, that might put a different light on the debate.

He'd hardly be the first footballer to commit an 'indiscretion' though would he. I don't remember the rags getting rid of Rooney for shagging ageing whores while his wife was pregnant, or any other clubs getting rid of various bellends for drink driving, nightclub incidents and shagging team mates' wives.

I think Pep has dropped a bollock letting him go and it's weakened the side.
 
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