Personally I wouldn't advocate bring somebody in who clearly isn't better than what we've already got.
I'm hopeful he can and tomorrow i'll get behind him at the game.its just I'm not seeing what he's bringing to the party just now. All I see most of the time when we play it out is a bit of chaos,felt sure we'd get a result at Leicester cos basically they're poor as seen tonight at Bournemouth. What happened we were awful made them look better than they are, I just think the defence has very little faith in what the plan is.Yeah same here, just pointing out that he can actually make saves.
I must say I'm impressed with your recollection of all things rag, I don't even remember who they played last weekThe thing I don't get is - why are we judging so critically only a third of the way into the season? How quick are we to forget that the guy some are claiming they would take in a heartbeat (the donut thief), had a terrible first season. Shipped 6 goals against us - first time this had happened since 1930! Then shipped 3 in a loss to Blackburn. The criticism for this defeat was purely and simply laid at the keeper's door - nothing to do with bad defending. He was dropped soon after for Anders Lindergaard, and then on his return shipped 3 against Chelsea. Well, there's a lesson to be learnt here folks - they didn't hound him out and they gave him a chance over that first season. How they must be laughing now - because if they'd have 'known' everything about their keeper (as some of us claim to know), they'd be a fuckin' shitload worse off than they are already.
Just a bit of food for though eh?
De Gea was a kid. Bravo is 33.The thing I don't get is - why are we judging so critically only a third of the way into the season? How quick are we to forget that the guy some are claiming they would take in a heartbeat (the donut thief), had a terrible first season. Shipped 6 goals against us - first time this had happened since 1930! Then shipped 3 in a loss to Blackburn. The criticism for this defeat was purely and simply laid at the keeper's door - nothing to do with bad defending. He was dropped soon after for Anders Lindergaard, and then on his return shipped 3 against Chelsea. Well, there's a lesson to be learnt here folks - they didn't hound him out and they gave him a chance over that first season. How they must be laughing now - because if they'd have 'known' everything about their keeper (as some of us claim to know), they'd be a fuckin' shitload worse off than they are already.
Just a bit of food for though eh?
I watch them regularly - how else am I gonna get to sleep without the aid of medicatlon?I must say I'm impressed with your recollection of all things rag, I don't even remember who they played last week
...and your point is? There are so many ways that could be countered, I'm not gonna even bother. I'll find some straws you can clutch to if it helps.De Gea was a kid. Bravo is 33.
I'm indifferent to Hart although he's been our most successful goalkeeper since well just about ever really, don't know whether you went to Leicester but the playing out from the back routine was well sussed by them as I reckon it will be in the premiership cos if you can't vary the way you play it won't work for long. In our last title winning season we shipped 37 goals we're up to 19 now and not scoring at the other end either, if we can't sort it out quickly we'll struggle for top 4.Neither would I, but if you prefer a goalkeeper in the traditional English mould who can only welly it up the field then you need to get in a manager who suits his game.
See to be a frighteningly large number on here who are so blinded by their love for Joe they would back him over our manager.
I'm just waiting for someone to admit they're posting stats purely because they didn't actually watch enough of him at Barcelona to form a proper judgement of him - given he only played La Liga games you'd have to be a pretty avid fan to have actually seen enough of him.He faced 193 shots on target over two years at Barca. Hart faced 225 over the same time frame.
Before anyone says it I know, Bravo's saves were all practically back passes and Hart's were all top drawer.
How can you not understand what my point is? De Gea was quite clearly nowhere near peaking at such a young age and was clearly being aggressively targeted by the opposition. Bravo has yet to actually really face that kind of pressure, intact he's had little to do yet has still managed to alienate half the fan base. Furthermore Bravo is supposedly at his peak....and your point is? There are so many ways that could be countered, I'm not gonna even bother. I'll find some straws you can clutch to if it helps.