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I dont think he made as many errors at his previous clubs as he has with us though.
I dont think he made as many errors at his previous clubs as he has with us though.
He really did.He didn’t.
a lot of those clips are from his time at other clubs
he was known to be quite mistake prone before he signed for us. The hope was that he could iron these things out and the upside of his distribution would outweigh it.
The most infuriating thing is that he’s not even any better in the ball for us than DDG was.
He was actively mocking the Lyon fans close to the end of the game, before handing them reason to cheer with his second blunder of the game.I feel really sorry for him.
While I'm certain that there has been some inappropriate criticism leveled against him (I haven't seen any threats or racism, personally), most of what I'm reading is entirely justified.He didn't buy himself and he doesn't pick himself. He should be doing better but he isn't actively trying to be crap. It looks to me like a person who is naturally overly confident is going through a terrible patch and is compensating for that by being even more overly confident which is a terrible combination. The best thing for him and the club right now is to bench him, perhaps sell. The atmosphere and narrative between him, the fans and the media now feels like it's something which can't be reversed. So yes, I feel a tad sorry for him, because as poor as he's been and as atrocious as the mistakes have been, there are some pretty rank things that have been posted here and on socials about him already. He's still a person at the end of the day aside from football.
I normally would (Like I feel sorry for Hojlund ) but I just can't for Onana.
I think it's because of his antics as well as being absolutely terrible. He seems like he's a bit of a tit.
I was done in the palace game when he wasted about a minute in stoppage time while we were losing trying to roll the ball forwards 10 yards and constantly getting told to move it back by the ref whilst the rest of the team stood waiting in the box for that final throw of the dice. He has the IQ of a lemming
Pretty much what I think as well. I can't remember a GK at a big club having such high profile clangers and having this narrative built around him for 2 years now, and coming back from it. For the sake of his own career he should look at moving in the summer.He didn't buy himself and he doesn't pick himself. He should be doing better but he isn't actively trying to be crap. It looks to me like a person who is naturally overly confident is going through a terrible patch and is compensating for that by being even more overly confident which is a terrible combination. The best thing for him and the club right now is to bench him, perhaps sell. The atmosphere and narrative between him, the fans and the media now feels like it's something which can't be reversed. So yes, I feel a tad sorry for him, because as poor as he's been and as atrocious as the mistakes have been, there are some pretty rank things that have been posted here and on socials about him already. He's still a person at the end of the day aside from football.
Worst keeper I've seen at United... And I've seen Taibi ffs.
I think he's a naturally overly confident person and I've seen people like that before who compensate in awkward moments by being even more overly confident which is not a pretty combination. I wouldn't be surprised if this was the case with Onana. Best thing for him and you all is for him to be dropped. Perhaps sold due to the potentially irreversible damage to his reputation on the back of his clangers.He was actively mocking the Lyon fans close to the end of the game, before handing them reason to cheer with his second blunder of the game.
Can't even remain humble despite being bailed out by teammates then undoes all their good work. He seems to have no self-awareness, and today's foolishness was completely self-inflicted.
The real sad part is that his distribution is shite. He's not even the all-action, ball-playing sweeper keeper that people were demanding after De Gea. He spends nearly as much time rooted to his line as Dave did and his passing stats are rubbish compared to other Premier League keepers (5th most long balls launched, 2nd worst completion rate). He's genuinely not good at anything.The hope was that he could iron these things out and the upside of his distribution would outweigh it.
I agree in that I don't think the 2nd goal was on him. The team was too deep and gave away far too many shots from 12 yards out in the 2nd half. Also leaving Cherki onside tooUnpopular opinion but I don't think tonight was that bad of an error, it was fired at him from 12 yards through a crowd of players.
The occasion, the comments beforehand, late timing of the goal, stakes and general straw that broke the camels back nature of it are all contributing here.Unpopular opinion but I don't think tonight was that bad of an error, it was fired at him from 12 yards through a crowd of players.
I don't think there's a functional brain cell between Onana, Dalot and Garnacho.
Cost us last season in Europe, potentially costing us this season too.
Surely the Management team will take notice given the direct impact £££?
Not going far with this lad between the sticks - new GK must be a priority in the summer. Just a standard competent Premier League level keeper would be a huge upgrade
Fronting out a bad situation is one thing, but actively mocking and goading points toward something more concerning to me - if there's any time to be humble, it's in a game where you've already made a massive feck up, but he doesn't... he gives it the big 'un before making yet another blunder. Unbelievable.I think he's a naturally overly confident person and I've seen people like that before who compensate in awkward moments by being even more overly confident which is not a pretty combination. I wouldn't be surprised if this was the case with Onana. Best thing for him and you all is for him to be dropped. Perhaps sold due to the potentially irreversible damage to his reputation on the back of his clangers.
I don’t think the second goal is entirely his fault but the first error is possibly his worst un a Utd shirt for me. He sees it all the wiz and just doesn’t read it whatsoever. I just can’t see him being replaced in the summer is the issue.
Inter bought his replacement for a tenth of what we paid for Onana. And he's far better.Plus the fee we paid for Onana was enough to sign the vast majority of goalkeepers in the top European leagues. Almost all of whom are better than he is.
With Taibi we signed him for £4.5m and sold him a year later for £2.5m. No opportunity cost and little financial cost.
