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Joe Hart (joined Torino on season long loan - Official)
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Krieng_Thai OSC
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The matter of fact is that Joe can managed only 52.6%
yayas trusty right foot
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Can Bravo shout " come on " in the tunnel :-)
Terra Passenger
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More importantely, can he utter "GIve me the fucking ball!"?Can Bravo shout " come on " in the tunnel :-)
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I love Hart. He's been a tremendous asset for out side. But his time is up.
I wish him well wherever he ends up - and I wish that he chooses his next side well - his England #1 is at stake.
But in terms of his staying at City and possibly learning how to play as Pep wants- this is almost surely mistaken.
Take a sprinting analogy for example.
If Hart trained as hard as he could, 24/7, would he ever, ever challenge Usain Bolt? No fucking way. He simply wasn't born with the genes to sprint that fast.
Similarly, there is no fucking way that Hart will magically develop on-the-ball skills to rival ter Stegan, Bravo, Neuer, Valdes, etc. No way. Just watch Hart play and this is abundantly clear.
Best for Hart - again I like him as a pure shot-stopper keeper - is that he retains his England #1 - I think he's the best shot stopper for England. And his best chance for this, IMO, is that he join Sevilla.
I wish him well wherever he ends up - and I wish that he chooses his next side well - his England #1 is at stake.
But in terms of his staying at City and possibly learning how to play as Pep wants- this is almost surely mistaken.
Take a sprinting analogy for example.
If Hart trained as hard as he could, 24/7, would he ever, ever challenge Usain Bolt? No fucking way. He simply wasn't born with the genes to sprint that fast.
Similarly, there is no fucking way that Hart will magically develop on-the-ball skills to rival ter Stegan, Bravo, Neuer, Valdes, etc. No way. Just watch Hart play and this is abundantly clear.
Best for Hart - again I like him as a pure shot-stopper keeper - is that he retains his England #1 - I think he's the best shot stopper for England. And his best chance for this, IMO, is that he join Sevilla.
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Can't see him coppering up any time soon. He's just not Pep's man.
Terra Passenger
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Once upon a time, Reina was good in goal. Now he's average at best.Why Bravo and not Reina? Good passing stats and Premier League experience
Meanwhile, Bravo is phenomenal in goal. And is a much better passer than Pepe.
It's night and day - sub-standard keeper who is good on the ball - versus world class keeper who is arguably 3rd best among keepers on the ball.
Why Bravo and not Reina? Good passing stats and Premier League experience
Because you would not get Reina and his family out of Naples.
yayas trusty right foot
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Once upon a time, Reina was good in goal. Now he's average at best.
Meanwhile, Bravo is phenomenal in goal. And is a much better passer than Pepe.
It's night and day - sub-standard keeper who is good on the ball - versus world class keeper who is arguably 3rd best among keepers on the ball.
Just seen a YouTube video of our new goalie.
He can save shots on his left hand side, so its a thumbs up from me.
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