Pablo1 said:I agree with all of that, everything on that list has been cause for concern for at least 12 months and is often the talking point amongst the lads I sit in and around.stony said:Prestwich_Blue said:Lights blue touch paper and retires to a safe distance.
http://footballisfixed.blogspot.co.uk/2013/10/joe-hart-joke-head-coke-head-or-crooked.html?m=1,
Joe Hart's Methods
1) Waiting for a long through ball that will fall short of his penalty area, racing out but mis-timing run allowing attacker to lob him or slot the ball past him (eg Chelsea yesterday, Aston Villa and CSKA Moscow).
2) Letting saveable shots through weak hands, particularly on his near post (eg Scotland and FC Bayern).
3) Screaming wildly at his defensive wall on dangerous free kicks prior to misplacing the wall and, for that matter, himself (eg Aston Villa and Manchester United in 2-3 defeat last season).
4) Transferring weight onto the wrong foot so appears flat-footed and stationary as the ball enters the net (eg Southampton away last year).
5) Failing to stay on his line or to come for a cross before flailing his wrong arm at the resulting headers as they pass him (Wigan in the FA Cup Final and Eire).
Generally, these "errors" result in restorative performances in the next match.
And this is the rub with dodgy goalkeepers.
If their underperformances and mistakes are occasional and random then we are looking at one issue...
... if such errors and lack of professionalism are in very very key events then we are looking at an entirely different issue
Something needs to change with Joe because what he does in training, and what he brings to the team just ain't working.
Do you agree with their conclusion also ? Because they are saying it's all deliberate, and someone is making a lot of money from Joe's mistakes.