Really ? Most of those shots were poor efforts straight at his feet or at his chest height. The Kane header was a good reflex save but the post match W*nkfest was waaaay ott. On balance, Lloris made the better individual saves, aside from the goal, where his positioning made for the angle.
His positioning was A1 though, the last Kane effort, had he gone with his hands he'd never have got there. Yes, the scum should have scored but De Gea did his job.Originally Posted by 7sisters
I'd also add that I thought Lloris should have done better with the Rashford goal
Harsh, imo.
Side netting, next to the post. Good finish.
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
He was too far left and Rashford was always going across him
Message reported to Bob Wilson and Steve Heighway, imo.
Exactly, m
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
I was there
Exactly most of the art of GK is positioning. They've all got decent reflexes, even George Wood had decent reflexes.
The save from the free kick was perfection. Yes, you'd expect him to save it but on a flying leap he caught it beautifully. Most modern keepers would parry that.
Wonderful technique. He's a brilliant keeper.
For me, he's too scrawny. I want my keepers built like brick shíthouses. Seaman, Shilton, Schmeichel - all BIG men. And all their surnames start with 's'.
In summary, then, a great keeper should be a powerfully-built honcho with a surname beginning with 's'.
But not too tall - like Stuart Taylor was.
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