abu13
Well-Known Member
Hope he has a blinder tonight.
Of course he doesn't agree. He's just broke the world transfer record on a keeper. Had Bravo have been any good last season, we'd have simply replaced Willy. And of course I can tell the difference between what Bravo offers and what Hart offers. But, Bravo isn't anywhere near good enough with his feet to justify the utter shitness he displayed all season with his actual shot-stopping ability. And in closing, Kolarov is god awful receiving the ball under pressure. Otamendi, Sagna, Zab and Clichy are also bad. Pep didn't try to shift any of the full backs. He was relatively happy with them or was at least happy to work with them, which was a mistake. An obvious one at that. As i said earlier, those positions were much more pressing than a keeper.What?
No, those defenders are pretty shit in general. They have had ordinary careers other than Medal. Bravo is key to that type of defending.
I don't need that theory ratified in bluemoon, two of the very best coaches in the World have utilised Bravo.
If you want a keeper that comes and clatters centre forwards Bravo is not the man.
If you are going to defend in the manor I expect us to do, if Chile continue to over achieve massively then Bravo will remain key.
Why doesn't Pep agree? What have you based that on?
Yes we've signed Ederson, a young untested keeper, we've also sent Gunn on loan and released Caballero and Hart is persona non grata.
If Peo had fucked Bravo off and signed Obilak & Pickford I'd be wrong.
So I would say that as we now have two fairly small ball playing sweeper keepers that Pep very much agrees with what I'm saying.
And if you can't see the difference between Bravo finding the centre forwards and giving them a good chance of retaining the ball near every time he goes long and the likes of Cech or Hart chipping it for centre back heading practice, then you're not watching properly.
Oh and we signed Stones to play out from the back, moved Kolarov centrally for the same reason. Signed Gundogan who's one of the best transitional midfielders in World football.
We didn't sign any fullbacks, because we had four we couldn't shift.
Of course he doesn't agree. He's just broke the world transfer record on a keeper. Had Bravo have been any good last season, we'd have simply replaced Willy. And of course I can tell the difference between what Bravo offers and what Hart offers. But, Bravo isn't anywhere near good enough with his feet to justify the utter shitness he displayed all season with his actual shot-stopping ability. And in closing, Kolarov is god awful receiving the ball under pressure. Otamendi, Sagna, Zab and Clichy are also bad. Pep didn't try to shift any of the full backs. He was relatively happy with them or was at least happy to work with them, which was a mistake. An obvious one at that. As i said earlier, those positions were much more pressing than a keeper.
Of course he doesn't agree. He's just broke the world transfer record on a keeper. Had Bravo have been any good last season, we'd have simply replaced Willy. And of course I can tell the difference between what Bravo offers and what Hart offers. But, Bravo isn't anywhere near good enough with his feet to justify the utter shitness he displayed all season with his actual shot-stopping ability. And in closing, Kolarov is god awful receiving the ball under pressure. Otamendi, Sagna, Zab and Clichy are also bad. Pep didn't try to shift any of the full backs. He was relatively happy with them or was at least happy to work with them, which was a mistake. An obvious one at that. As i said earlier, those positions were much more pressing than a keeper.
He has done well. I still think he'll play second fiddle though.To be fair, Bravo had a good tournament, he looked a different player to the keeper lacking in confidence for us last season.
It will be interesting to see how Pep manages the keeper situation with Ederson this season.
I would also hate it if we sell Hart to the rags.