Ederson Moraes - 2017/18 performances

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So far the guy has made one mistake while playing for us. So what some of you are saying is that any goalkeeper who makes any mistake ever is a bad goalkeeper?
 
Mike N said:
Never heard of him before but Jamie Jackson looks like a right little smug turd. Another Rag no doubt.
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100%, although I think he claims to be a Forest fan officially. He wrote a book all about a year of David Moyes's time in charge of them and writes loads of articles about united on pre-season, sometimes more than one article about a single friendly game. He also writes our match reports and has been know to spend 70+% of the article talking about our opposition (who lost) and then cramming 2 goals for us into a few lines at the end.

He's obviously biased but that alone would be easier to stomach if he wasn't genuinely a shit writer. I can only imagine that the Guardian pay him in Subway vouchers and let him have a press pass so he can watch united for free. Anymore than that would be scandalous.
 
Leto said:
100%, although I think he claims to be a Forest fan officially. He wrote a book all about a year of David Moyes's time in charge of them and writes loads of articles about united on pre-season, sometimes more than one article about a single friendly game. He also writes our match reports and has been know to spend 70+% of the article talking about our opposition (who lost) and then cramming 2 goals for us into a few lines at the end.

He's obviously biased but that alone would be easier to stomach if he wasn't genuinely a shit writer. I can only imagine that the Guardian pay him in Subway vouchers and let him have a press pass so he can watch united for free. Anymore than that would be scandalous.
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Yes, the weirdest thing in all this is that he is emplyed by The Guardian, who to be fair generally have a solid core of footy writers. Jamie Jackson would stand out as a shit journalist even in the Daily Mail.
 
shaiomarali said:
It was a friendly. The best time to test the water if coming out of the box is the best idea. I won't hold that against him.

His shot stopping, several of which were world class, and anticipation of shot placement are brilliant. He's not big, but his quick reflexes make up for his height and reach. Also comes out for crosses.
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it was a friendly. on a temporary pitch created on a plywood base. And the ball spun strangely on the bounce. It may have been a mistake. It may have been a bounce that he will never see again in his career.
 
Leto said:
100%, although I think he claims to be a Forest fan officially. He wrote a book all about a year of David Moyes's time in charge of them and writes loads of articles about united on pre-season, sometimes more than one article about a single friendly game. He also writes our match reports and has been know to spend 70+% of the article talking about our opposition (who lost) and then cramming 2 goals for us into a few lines at the end.

He's obviously biased but that alone would be easier to stomach if he wasn't genuinely a shit writer. I can only imagine that the Guardian pay him in Subway vouchers and let him have a press pass so he can watch united for free. Anymore than that would be scandalous.
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That's Daniel Taylor who is a "Forest fan". Jackson is an out and out rag I think
 
BigOscar said:
That's Daniel Taylor who is a "Forest fan". Jackson is an out and out rag I think
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He is a rag but I'm sure I heard he claims to support Forest. It stuck in my head because it's the same as Taylor. Although having said that, it might have been someone on here who said that Jackson supported Forest and if that's the case there is a very high chance it's wrong.

Edit: says here he's a Forest fan but I find that hard to believe. One thing for certain is that he definitely doesn't support us.
 
Ederson is a great GK, he is a So many already said a perfect Swiper Keeper.
I am sure we will Loved both off and on the pitch :) I am realy excited for this new season with all the signings we have don..
"i had Dream... we won PL, CL and FA " .....heheh [emoji23]

ps. we will see, my dreams are don't always come true[emoji23]
 
The triple save from point blank range is all you need to know about our new keeper, brilliant bit of keeping that, there will be the odd mistake of course there will but he is a massive upgrade on the current Hart and last seasons Bravo.
 
domalino said:
He's not going to stop coming out for the ball like that, if we didn't want a goalkeeper who came out of his box to sweep up we wouldn't have got the most extravagant sweeper keeper on the market.

He'll dial it in, learn when to come out and when to stay, read when he needs to come out better because last night Kompany and Tosin could have covered, but he's not going to stop it and it would be insane to buy him and expect him not to be the player we bought.
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I hope he doesn't dial it in. Its part of his game. Here is hoping the next 4=5 times he does it , it saves ah. And perhaps fans have the common sense to understand it's a net positive , even if every once in a while he loses those battles.

I personally like gladiators. I like .people who take great risks in search of glory and live with the consequences. Way better than neophytes who die a slow death daily put of fear of mptaking the big mistake.

Fortune favors the bold. Ederson is bold. Me likes that. :)
 
Dax777 said:
I hope he doesn't dial it in. Its part of his game. Here is hoping the next 4=5 times he does it , it saves ah. And perhaps fans have the common sense to understand it's a net positive , even if every once in a while he loses those battles.

I personally like gladiators. I like .people who take great risks in search of glory and live with the consequences. Way better than neophytes who die a slow death daily put of fear of mptaking the big mistake.

Fortune favors the bold. Ederson is bold. Me likes that. :)
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dial-it-in. Verb. (third-person singular simple present dials it in, present participle dialing it in, simple past and past participle dialed it in) To set up in a perfect or complete way.​

By dial it in I mean get more accurate, learn where his boundaries for coming out or staying are with our defensive line Xm away, get used to the speed of his new teammates covering etc, not stop doing it or do it less.
 
domalino said:
dial-it-in. Verb. (third-person singular simple present dials it in, present participle dialing it in, simple past and past participle dialed it in) To set up in a perfect or complete way.​

By dial it in I mean get more accurate, learn where his boundaries for coming out or staying are with our defensive line Xm away, get used to the speed of his new teammates covering etc, not stop doing it or do it less.
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Interesting ... Always tot the phrase meant to back of or do something less. I must admit I understood being "dialed in" to mean being on the zone.

Well, in that case he should get dialed in, but never stop.
 
Anyone with full game highlights, 54' in and quick off the line. Doesn't care who's there, he's clattering through Stones to get that ball into safety. He's looking great.
 
Looked really good. A couple of misplaced passes, but plenty of good distribution, too. Some really good saves. And bar one mixup, the defence looked as if they worked together well.
 
We have ourselves a keeper. Few sloppy moments but his shot stopping is second to none.
 
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