The Degayer masterclass against the Spuds

[7sisters]

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.

[PSRB]

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 ****fest 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.

I'd also add that I thought Lloris should have done better with the Rashford goal

[IUFG]

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.

[PSRB]

Harsh, imo.

Side netting, next to the post. Good finish.

He was too far left and Rashford was always going across him

[Monty92]

He was too far left and Rashford was always going across him

Message reported to Bob Wilson and Steve Heighway, imo.

[Tony C]

Starting to warm to Arrivederci at Chelsea.

Ignore his fee...He could be the best of the lot imo

Hopefully if we can get the defence sorted we can see the same from Leno.

[IUFG]

Message reported to Bob Wilson and Steve Heighway, imo.

Exactly, m

[barrybueno]

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.

Exactly but it's already been decided, he's the best goalie ever. Plays to the cameras beautifully as well.

As for Lloris he seem to run across the goal in a panic to get in to position, gawd knows where he was when Pogba made the pass.

[Monty92]

Exactly, m

None of these newbie c*nts will get the reference, mate.

Where were you sitting at Wembley that day, mate? I'd sunk about 12 pints by kick off so don't even bother asking me, mate!

[IUFG]

None of these newbie c*nts will get the reference, mate.

Where were you sitting at Wembley that day, mate? I'd sunk about 12 pints by kick off so don't even bother asking me, mate!

I was a small child in 1971, m.

[Pokster]

I was a small child in 1971, m.

M's mum wasn't even selling herself down by the docks in 1971

[AFC East]

Message reported to Bob Wilson and Steve Heighway, imo.

I was there :cloud9:

[AFC East]

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.

I'd also add that I thought Lloris should have done better with the Rashford goal

Exactly most of the art of GK is positioning. They've all got decent reflexes, even George Wood had decent reflexes.

[Peter]

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.

[Burney]

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. :-(

[Peter]

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. :-(

People want them to be footballers these days. Seaman wouldn't have liked all this. He was never hugely comfortable coming too far off his line.

Of all the modern ones I think de gea is my favourite.

[Viva Prat Vegas]

Another mighty goalkeeper beginning with an "S" , the biggest of them all -

Southall

[PSRB]

People want them to be footballers these days. Seaman wouldn't have liked all this. He was never hugely comfortable coming too far off his line.

Of all the modern ones I think de gea is my favourite.

I think we're all aware of that.....

[Burney]

People want them to be footballers these days. Seaman wouldn't have liked all this. He was never hugely comfortable coming too far off his line.

Of all the modern ones I think de gea is my favourite.

I find him effeminate. And his 'beard' is fooling no-one.

[Burney]

Another mighty goalkeeper beginning with an "S" , the biggest of them all -

Southall

Exactly, s. Although he's a communist these days - like Peter. :-(

[Peter]

Exactly, s. Although he's a communist these days - like Peter. :-(

I am not a communist.

Nor a vegan.

[IUFG]

Shilton

"Tina, Tina, Tina"

"Shilton, where's your wife?"

what fun...

[SWv2]

People want them to be footballers these days. Seaman wouldn't have liked all this. He was never hugely comfortable coming too far off his line.

Of all the modern ones I think de gea is my favourite.

Scruffy wee pikey all the same.

[IUFG]

Scruffy wee pikey all the same.

Quite.

I hear Courtois has turned to shít on his Spanish venture.





Imaging flogging your TV rights to an online only platform. It's going to catch on, isn't it? :cry:

[redgunamo]

I'd also add that I thought Lloris should have done better with the Rashford goal

Harsh, imo. Good strikers are like good swing bowlers; they can go either way and are extremely difficult to read.

The keeper did what he could, what he had to; he protected his near post. But even though Rash had alot of goal to aim at, it was a much harder finish.

[PSRB]

Harsh, imo. Good strikers are like good swing bowlers; they can go either way and are extremely difficult to read.

The keeper did what he could, what he had to; he protected his near post. But even though Rash had alot of goal to aim at, it was a much harder finish.

I'm sorry but Jermaine Jenas agrees with me.............

[redgunamo]

I'm sorry but Jermaine Jenas agrees with me.............

Oh, very well then. You win :-)

[SWv2]

I'm sorry but Jermaine Jenas agrees with me.............

I doubt there is one single judge in the UK who would take a dim view if you approached Jenas in the street and proceeded to punch him repeatedly around the head.

[WES]

I'm sorry but Jermaine Jenas agrees with me.............

As does the Times which showed pictures of Lloris and De Gea's positioning and how much better the latter's was

[PSRB]

As does the Times which showed pictures of Lloris and De Gea's positioning and how much better the latter's was

Vindication :-)

[IUFG]

Vindication :-)

quite how Journos know more about goalkeeper positioning than World Cup winning goalkeepers...