Gabriel Djemba-Bebe
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Rio didn't test positive for drugs. He simply missed a drugs test. Two very different things.People didn't give a toss about Rio, so I imagine so.
Rio didn't test positive for drugs. He simply missed a drugs test. Two very different things.People didn't give a toss about Rio, so I imagine so.
No he just didn't show up to a drugs test, much better. CAS found Onana to have no fault in the positive result as well.Rio didn't test positive for drugs. He simply missed a drugs test. Two very different things.
There's already a player in our squad who was handed a 1-year ban for a doping offence and I rarely see it mentioned, so I doubt people will care that much.With all the ethical approaches our fans take - should a drug taker be allowed at the club?
Just like Ederson then?i prefer him over de gea. but i don’t think he is a particularly good goalkeeper. great on the ball? yes. but not good enough at actual goalkeeping.
pretty much. Maybe more error strewn thougHJust like Ederson then?
#dodgedRio didn't test positive for drugs. He simply missed a drugs test. Two very different things.
You've definitely been watching a different Dave then - what you're describing rarely ever happens, and you're doing him a massive disservice. You'd think he was a league 2 keeper from your estimations of his abilitiesThat’s wrong as well then. Very few goalkeepers parry as many balls straight back into the six yard box as often as our Dave. It’s been less of an issue this year in fairness because the defenders have been better organised and expected it, so dealt with it more than in previous seasons.
We're buying a goalkeeper first and foremost. If he's great on the ball he should play outfield.i prefer him over de gea. but i don’t think he is a particularly good goalkeeper. great on the ball? yes. but not good enough at actual goalkeeping.
What an absolute load of rubbish. Have you ever watched de gea play? He doesnt parry the ball back into the six yard box.That’s wrong as well then. Very few goalkeepers parry as many balls straight back into the six yard box as often as our Dave. It’s been less of an issue this year in fairness because the defenders have been better organised and expected it, so dealt with it more than in previous seasons.
This post is a bit clueless but hey. I'm all for upgrading on Dave but lets not make things up.That’s wrong as well then. Very few goalkeepers parry as many balls straight back into the six yard box as often as our Dave. It’s been less of an issue this year in fairness because the defenders have been better organised and expected it, so dealt with it more than in previous seasons.
He does buddy. He used to parry left and right of the post more but in the last two years he's been parrying into his own 6 yard box. I imagine its the flight of the new balls hes struggling with.What an absolute load of rubbish. Have you ever watched de gea play? He doesnt parry the ball back into the six yard box.
De Gea gets the blame for this for the occasional hilarious mishap, but our midfield not always showing for the ball has made it impossible for de Gea and the defence to succeed.Let's not downplay De Gea's effectiveness over the years. He's been phenomenal. He's started a slow decline and more importantly, he just doesn't fit the coaches playing style. United were absolutely lost trying to play out from the back and that had a lot to do with De Gea not being confident with his feet.
It was hardly slow. Literally went from probably one of the best shot-stopping seasons of all time, to utterly falling apart in the World Cup two months later and being fairly poor ever since. It was one of the most sudden and significant declines I've ever seen a footballer have (barring career-changing injuries).Let's not downplay De Gea's effectiveness over the years. He's been phenomenal. He's started a slow decline and more importantly, he just doesn't fit the coaches playing style. United were absolutely lost trying to play out from the back and that had a lot to do with De Gea not being confident with his feet.
Yeah it's sad but De Gea just hasn't been the same since that first game of 2018 World CupIt was hardly slow. Literally went from probably one of the best shot-stopping seasons of all time, to utterly falling apart in the World Cup two months later and being fairly poor ever since. It was one of the most sudden and significant declines I've ever seen a footballer have (barring career-changing injuries).
I stand behind him literally every week, he does parry a lot out and doesn’t get great distance or positioning with them. Why else would we see so many of the supposedly brilliant double or triple close range saves if he got them all clear first time?What an absolute load of rubbish. Have you ever watched de gea play? He doesnt parry the ball back into the six yard box.
Everyone on here is random unless you happen to know them personally.Well he knows more than a random bloke on a forum that has seen a youtube video of Onana.
I trust the manager and his judgement, and he knows Onana. How naive i am!
I approve of this throwbackIt does fit him.
I guarantee you that Howson has watched the CL final and some YouTube on Onana. He's a fecking charlatan.After watching Howson's The case for Andre Onana video will admit I am worried about him not being comfortable on crosses
Great post. He was the best keeper in the world in 2017/2018 bar none due to his sensational shot stopping.It was hardly slow. Literally went from probably one of the best shot-stopping seasons of all time, to utterly falling apart in the World Cup two months later and being fairly poor ever since. It was one of the most sudden and significant declines I've ever seen a footballer have (barring career-changing injuries).
I'm also happy to confirm I have seen Costa play twice and he looked terrible, so Onana all day long.I've watched him play exactly twice. Once in the Europa League final and once in the Champions League final.
I can confirm he was perfectly fine both times.
Right okI actually don't think he is better than De Gea
Sigh...your judgement of playersI actually don't think he is better than De Gea but we do need another keeper.
Sigh...this club.
Personal opinion. When we played Ajax in the EL or when I watched them in the CL, his GK work didn't stand out to me.Right ok
All howler reels look bad, not sure what it tells us about the keeper.I assume this has been posted before.
some of these howlers are embarrassing.
I dont mind him doing 2-3 howlers per season, i mean De Gea has been doing it consistently for the last 5 years, even at a high rate compared to other keepers in the league. As long as he provides the goods and what we bought him form, i can live with a couple of clangers. That is the tradeoff i am willing to take, because we will be better off as a team than some dude with some less howlers, but zero ability in passing and controlling the box.I assume this has been posted before.
some of these howlers are embarrassing.
Hes not a monster but hes alot better than DDG.Personal opinion. When we played Ajax in the EL or when I watched them in the CL, his GK work didn't stand out to me.
I haven't followed him in Italy though, maybe he's turned into a monster.
Allison too but their strengths on the ball always outweigh all thatA lot of these new keepers who are great with their feet are dodgy with their hands or general decision making.
Ederson for example gets away with a lot of howlers.
Modern coaches are willing to overlook it for their ball playing ability.
If you are looking for the perfect keeper, you are wasting your time.