Krieng_Thai OSC
Well-Known Member
Hart situation.
Joe Hart is a quality keeper who's having a bad run of form, behind a shambles of a defence for both club and country. This obsession about being poor with the ball at his feet doesn't wash with me, I want my keeper to be good with his hands because that's the advantage a keeper has, he can use 'em, I don't care if my keeper can't spray 50yard diagonal passes around the pitch, most of our outfield players can't either, Delph struggles to pass it accurately from 10 yards
Well done on completely missing the point. It really wasn't a difficult one to grasp either.Hart & Ronaldinho in the same sentence, cringeworthy stuff.
If Willy starts tomorrow then it's Pep signalling to the board that he wants a new keeper. Hounding out a legend
Glad you now agree.
I don't,far from it,thing is people like you who read a book,and in Pep we trust scenarios before a ball is kicked are not looking at the bigger picture.
I'll ask you a question,if you had a choice to pick from Joe or Willy....who would you choose......and be honest[/QUOTE
Not finished reading it yet. Willy.
Assuming the rumours are true, I'd understand it more if Caballero's distribution had been good in pre-season, but let's be frank - it's been fucking awful and has nearly cost us goals on more than one occasion.
Can only assume Guardiola was unhappy with Hart continuing to kick long (presumably against his instructions), or has just decided he's not going to be part of his plans. The latter fits in with something I heard earlier in the summer.
Could all be nonsense of course, guess we'll have a better idea tomorrow afternoon.
We don't play Hart tomorrow then his value drops?