Glaring weakness in Joe Hart's play.

[ColinBellsjockstrap]

OK, this is not a thread slagging off Joe, he is a great goalkeeper but:-

My heart is always in my mouth when the ball rolls slowly towards him on the ground and he picks it up with both hands with his legs wide apart, happened in the first half for example against Sunderland today.

At school, I was always taught to go down on one knee so IF the ball slips through the goalies hands....(We see this so often) his leg/body is there as a back up.....it seems so obvious...not rocket science.

So come on Joe, sort it out.

ColinBellsjockstrap.

(School goalie, Greenfield Street secondary (Boys), Hyde 1965-66)


:-)

 

[davymcfc]

I understand what your saying but joe hart is the best keeper in the world. Leave him to it.

 

[Squadmissile]

When was the last time he was in that position and it went through his legs?

 

[Irwell]

Surely the glaring weakness is the distribution that always goes to the other team, not something that might lead to a mistake at some point but hasn't done so far?

 

[citytill1die84]

Don't every remember a goal going through his legs.

 

[Akira]

Surely the glaring weakness is the distribution that always goes to the other team, not something that might lead to a mistake at some point but hasn't done so far?

The target's usually Tevez, Silva, or Aguero. Surely you don't expect them to head a ball?

 

[Irwell]

The target's usually Tevez, Silva, or Aguero. Surely you don't expect them to head a ball?

So why make them the target? Kick it shorter to one of our midfielders. Play it out from the back a bit more. Anything.

Other than that he is a top class keeper.

 

[bluestew666]

I'd only say its a weakness if it went thru his legs. I understand what you mean though as its always a heart in mouth moment.

 

[squirtyflower]

His biggest weakness seems to be getting in the way of the ball and stopping it going in that net thingy

 

[carlosborba]

OK, this is not a thread slagging off Joe, he is a great goalkeeper but:-

My heart is always in my mouth when the ball rolls slowly towards him on the ground and he picks it up with both hands with his legs wide apart, happened in the first half for example against Sunderland today.

At school, I was always taught to go down on one knee so IF the ball slips through the goalies hands....(We see this so often) his leg/body is there as a back up.....it seems so obvious...not rocket science.

So come on Joe, sort it out.

ColinBellsjockstrap.

(School goalie, Greenfield Street secondary (Boys), Hyde 1965-66)


:-)

I agree with you. I talked about the same thing with my mate here in Brazil.

Still, when we need him today, he was there. Fantastic Goalkeeper

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