kinda very rubbish after the goal; sitting way too deep at points, can't string three good passes.
but ddg has been absolute garbage
but ddg has been absolute garbage
Even if Raya isn't the answer for United, he'd be a better fit in the short term than De Gea. Betis haven't even pressed him that hard, but he just crumbles under the pressure. We can't build any sort of possession with him there.
By Cleff Go To PostEven if Raya isn't the answer for United, he'd be a better fit in the short term than De Gea. Betis haven't even pressed him that hard, but he just crumbles under the pressure. We can't build any sort of possession with him there.
We do that short GK thing with Licha and the players come back into shape and he just punts it :lol
What's the fucking point.
By n8 dogg Go To PostWould almost prioritise a new GK over a striker lol. Get a transformative signing like Alisson, plsWho exactly could you get that's close to that tier?
Ter Stegen?
Both Arsenal and United look like they can't wait for the 3 month break to arrive and fair enough, fuck fifa and fuck the player associations
By Laboured Go To PostFor those not watching, have fun guessing where the ball ends up.
Var has just created a stupid cycle of inconclusive decisions:
Ref/lino don't give calls that happen at speed because they know VAR is there as a backup call, so they err on the side of letting plays go and the game continue... except VAR's line is not to question decisions Ref were in a position to see, so they err on the side of going with the ref's call, which was no call at all.
And afterwards, there is hardly any accountability for either unless it's an egregious decision like the one against Arsenal, which doesn't help team retroactively anyway.
Ref/lino don't give calls that happen at speed because they know VAR is there as a backup call, so they err on the side of letting plays go and the game continue... except VAR's line is not to question decisions Ref were in a position to see, so they err on the side of going with the ref's call, which was no call at all.
And afterwards, there is hardly any accountability for either unless it's an egregious decision like the one against Arsenal, which doesn't help team retroactively anyway.
By FootbalIFan Go To PostWho exactly could you get that's close to that tier?
Ter Stegen?
edwin van der sar's sperm
bottle it now lads
By n8 dogg Go To Postedwin van der sar's spermDont remember him being that good with his feet either which is now the standard requirement for a GK rpg
bottle it now lads
By Batong Go To PostDont remember him being that good with his feet either which is now the standard requirement for a GK rpg
Van der Sar was known in particular for his skill with the ball at his feet, as well as his accurate distribution with either foot, which gave him the ability to launch counter-attacks from his area with long balls,[68][69][70][76] or build attacking plays by playing the ball out from the back on the ground.[15] Due to his ability in possession of the ball, and to rush off his line, he also functioned as a "sweeper-keeper" on occasion throughout his career, in particular during his time with Ajax.[70][77]
I do not think I was the main protagonist. One of the very first to have brought a new perspective was Edwin van der Sar, who played a lot with his feet and allowed the position to enter a new phase. I was inspired by his style of play.
German goalkeeper Manuel Neuer has praised Van der Sar for being among the first to bring a new perspective to goalkeeping[67]
That mentions more sweeper keeper though did he really do a lot of small passes to Gary Neville on the wing?
Please submit me a 2006 YouTube link as evidence to nigerianscamletter@hotmail.com
Please submit me a 2006 YouTube link as evidence to nigerianscamletter@hotmail.com
By n8 dogg Go To Posta lot of really small passesThe new era of tiki taka?
By barber Go To PostEuropa boy
take me on a trip i'd like to go somewhere
take me to betis i'd like to beat them there
i really want to
cut inside and shoot
you'll be my europa boy