Yes it will, though I don't think it's nearly as bad as some make out. Sometime he ends up kicking it after looking to play out shorter, because his defenders aren't drilled in receiving the ball or know what they are going to do with it except give it back to him then he kicks it. This will change not just with the players in front of him but because they will be drilled in in it until they see it in their sleep.Hart,s distribution will improve 10 fold once Lapoerte and Stones are playing in front of him
The goalkeeping coach will do the goalkeeping stuff, but I would expect Joe to be expected to take part in more drills involving passing and working with the defenders and the deeper midfielders, which Pep and his coaches would oversee. That just my thoughts though, from reading about Pep, not from any great knowledge.How involved would Pep get with the coaching of a goalkeeper? He wasn't a keeper, so surely the majority of the work is left to the goalkeeper coach? And Khaldoon said the other day that we're keeping the same coach. So I don't see Hart's game changing under Pep as much as the outfield players'. Love Joe though, I hope he stays forever.
Have often wondered if a few sessions with a rugby dead ball kicker coach may help,with things like body shape,kicking action etcThe goalkeeping coach will do the goalkeeping stuff, but I would expect Joe to be expected to take part in more drills involving passing and working with the defenders and the deeper midfielders, which Pep and his coaches would oversee. That just my thoughts though, from reading about Pep, not from any great knowledge.