Boom_Bap wrote: » The one that I recall is where he came outside the box to head the ball but misjudged it. I don't see that as a howler at all. If he didn't then it would have been much easier for them to get in on goal. So he dramatically reduced the chance of them scoring, although not graceful in how he done it.
akelly02 wrote: » what about parrying one straight into spurs path the other day, he was fairly scampering accross his goal then. Should have been punished
akelly02 wrote: » Allison got away with a couple of howlers again the weekend, confidence still high with him around here? i said a month or so that he will cost liverpool games, and at this stage , when he does it will end up costing the league.
akelly02 wrote: » how many games has he won for ye exactly?
Shanotheslayer wrote: » Comparing clean sheets would also have a huge comparison on defenders. And Liverpool's defence is definitely better than Uniteds Comparing goalkeeper stats is always going to be difficult. Easiest stat to look at is always clean sheets but surely shots to goal ratio is a factor but then sh1ter teams will likely have more saves.
yourdeadwright wrote: » Said it many many times Alisson positioning is world class, De Gea is great keeper can't deny that best shot stopper out there but his positioning is quite poor why he makes so many world class full length saves , if you notice there are very very few times Alisson needs to throw himself across a goal due to his foot work and positioning ,
TitianGerm wrote: » I've never said he's won us many games. You said that. What he has done is conceded the fewest goals in the league so far this season. Less than half the amount De Gea has conceded, he's been better than any of the other new top 6 keepers in the league. Most clean sheets as well. Wasn't even shown on the BBC graphic for keeepers whos mistakes have led to goals the other night. So not to bad for someone who's "error prone".
gimli2112 wrote: » It's funny but I was never that impressed with Torres pre-Liverpool and he had gone off the boil when he left but for a short window he was exceptional
charolais0153 wrote: » Gerrard was most definitely world class. Torres salah 'coutinho and others arent/werent on that level
TitianGerm wrote: » Are you just ignoring all the points he's saved us to date though?
cjmc wrote: » As was Torres in his prime
marklazarcovic wrote: » Luis was most definitely worldie
messinkiapina wrote: » Oh, and VVD is the one truly world class player we have. World class is a very arbitrary and debatable term. Suarez was undebatably world class, there are probably others over the past 20 years you could debate were world class...but you can't debate VVD, he just is.
Harry Palmr wrote: » Hopefully this will be on FTA telly.
Agent Coulson wrote: » The under 18's to face City in the FA Youth Cup Final.
murpho999 wrote: » ebbsy wrote: » Need Arsenal to keep winning. It will force Utd and Spurs to have to get something vs City. Agreed but read today that Utd would be better off missing out on CL next season so that it stops Liverpool winning the league.
ebbsy wrote: » Need Arsenal to keep winning. It will force Utd and Spurs to have to get something vs City.