Bring Back Joe Hart

[Prestwich_Blue]

Great men and great managers admit when they are wrong and put their ego to the side.

I used to work with an old guy who said.

The man that never makes a mistake never made anything.

I think it was a mistake too. Sorting it by bringing him home and holding his hands up would be the true mark if a man of courage.

Some of you just don't get it. Even if Pep walked tomorrow, Hart would not be coming back. Fact. Period, End of or whatever other of those stupid phrases people use.

 

[kaz7]

It's a thread about bringing Joe back and thus comparisons between the two and you don't think a video of Joe is useful? Shocking.

Perhaps because you are posting them all the time to show joe's mistakes,try showing all his one on one saves and compare them to bravo in a city shirt then we can talk

 

[casualdeyna]

Hart isn't ever coming back but I can't believe anyone would try and defend Bravo's performances for us so far, he has been awful.

Not bothered what he has done or achieved with Barca or his national team, I care about what he is, or isn't, doing for City.

He is supposed to be a "sweeper keeper", yet his decision making of when to come out and when to stay has been comical. His shot stopping has been inconsistent, and I am being very kind to him saying that.

Yes I agree we don't have any full backs and we are poor at the back, so agree what is in front of him doesn't fill him full of confidence, however it works both ways, you could argue our defence has no faith in him. The whole situation is a mess.

We should have prioritised full backs years ago, and I am more concerned at our defence than our keeper. Getting on his back won't improve things (I'm sure he will have heard some people's opinions on him during games this season, I have) so we need to back him for 90 mins every game, but not sure how anyone can defend Bravo so far in a City shirt.

I share my thoughts though on this forum, not loud enough for him to hear especially at away games. Wish the fans who you can clearly hear yelling at him that he is "effing this or that" would have half a brain to think what that is actually going to achieve.

 

[SWP's back]

Perhaps because you are posting them all the time to show joe's mistakes,try showing all his one on one saves and compare them to bravo in a city shirt then we can talk

I've posted two, both last weekend so chill your hyperbole.

They aren't showing mistakes either, they are showing him conceding goals last season which he got no blame for. But they are identical to goals Bravo is conceding and being blamed for.

You've had that explained to you and still don't get it.

 

[Rolee]

It would have been a fantastic save if he'd kept it out and he nearly did.

I've just watched that second goal again very carefully and when the throw is taken, Silva is standing just off King and Kolarov is marking Slimani. The ball comes in and Fernando challenges the Leicester player , who just wins out. Silva has moved towards the ball and left King free while Slimani moves back a couple of yards, Kolarov doesn't go with him and no one else picks him up. So he picks up the second ball and knocks it back to King, who hasn't moved from where he was when the throw is taken. If Silva had stayed where he was at that time and just kept an eye on King, he'd struggle to get that shot away or it would be blocked by Silva.

And the goal Burnley scored was another where we failed to pick up an opposition player just outside the box at a set piece and he's got to the second ball virtually unchallenged. It's something we're very poor at generally.

Completely agree with your analysis of that goal, just to add Silva's attempt at w block was pathetic, he just turned his back and jumped without any real intention of getting a block on the ball.

 

[blueinsa]

Great men and great managers admit when they are wrong and put their ego to the side.

I used to work with an old guy who said.

The man that never makes a mistake never made anything.

I think it was a mistake too. Sorting it by bringing him home and holding his hands up would be the true mark if a man of courage.

He isn't coming back, ever and not too sure why as a Celtic fan you are either arsed or qualified to comment?

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

Great men and great managers admit when they are wrong and put their ego to the side.

I used to work with an old guy who said.

The man that never makes a mistake never made anything.

I think it was a mistake too. Sorting it by bringing him home and holding his hands up would be the true mark if a man of courage.

I'm pretty sure that Pep doesn't think that he made the wrong decision though - and Joe isn't his keeper of choice.

It's you who thinks Hart should be here , not Pep .

 

[SWP's back]

Great men and great managers admit when they are wrong and put their ego to the side.

I used to work with an old guy who said.

The man that never makes a mistake never made anything.

I think it was a mistake too. Sorting it by bringing him home and holding his hands up would be the true mark if a man of courage.

It wasn't a mistake to get rid of him and I think he'd have gone whoever came in.

 

[kaz7]

I've posted two, both last weekend so chill your hyperbole.

They aren't showing mistakes either, they are showing him conceding goals last season which he got no blame for. But they are identical to goals Bravo is conceding and being blamed for.

You've had that explained to you and still don't get it.

You have posted all his "mistakes" at Torino as well,it serves no purpose to what bravo is doing here,do you honestly think he is doing all the things he is here to do well or not?

 

[route46]

Showing Harts fuck ups from past seasons is pointless........ there is not a keeper on the planet who doesn't make mistakes

Bravo has been at fault for goals
Utd
Sent off Barca
Chelsea 2nd
Leicester 2nd

Should have done better with
Boro goal
Palace goal

Should have at least got a hand to Chelsea first and something on the third goal

All that in the space of 3 month and fuck all saves apart from one at Barca and one at Swansea