Motson is an idiot. He comes out with cliches and crap that makes you think he doesn't watch football.
Yeah, that was classic
Amazing!Hardly getting any credit for that save it seems.
they didn't, surely?Another cracker
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...c-summer.html?ito=feeds-newsxml#axzz2Jpg5upIx
I mean after a flawless game, they still can't help themselves. Look at the caption under the pictures of de Gea and Lindegaard
He looks uncertain brilliant talk about just following the narrative. It happens all the time in this country. It happened with Hart best in the world stuff even though he was making mistakes a plenty. Because it didn't fit the narrative at the time they chose simply just to ignore it.Yeah they did
It's as if they are all robots only programmed to say the same cliche's over and over again, regardless of the fact that DDG has been performing better than most of the so called top keepers in the league. That highlighted comment is just embarrassing.
Daily Fail said:
Uncertain: David de Gea (left) remains uncertain under the high ball
Just to add Goals on Sunday 1 minute summary consisted of "good save by DDG he got lucky tipping it onto the base of the post there" I expected better from Cammy to be fair usually good.
So the picture they use is a photo of de Gea picking the ball out the air of a crowded box, under pressure from hangeland - very cleanly may I add, and they decide to say he is "uncertain", Jesus do these people actually watch the games? It's like they are trying to brainwash people into thinking he is terribleAnother cracker
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...c-summer.html?ito=feeds-newsxml#axzz2Jpg5upIx
I mean after a flawless game, they still can't help themselves. Look at the caption under the pictures of de Gea and Lindegaard
Here it is, thanks to mdanani from the newbies:
Was quite surprising when one of the commentators on Fox Soccer defended him, saying he was being unfairly criticized by the press!
not again, Orton. Twice in less than a day you've beaten me by less than a minute.He didn't see the save. Said we were lucky that it came back off the post. Idiotic to not see the finger tips, but loads of reds over reacting as usual.
) near it. On a day where he actually did good on crosses they still criticise him for it or say that Fulham didn't do enough to put him under pressure. This is not just United fans being paranoid - the agenda is clear as fecking day. I've even seen a lot of non-United fans being fed up with it as well.I swear it's not intentional, I just happened to be on twitter and came across a linkHere it is, thanks to mdanani from the newbies:
Great save.
Edit:
Exactly. They would have to pay us an extortionate amount of money for us to even consider it.
Agreed.
From Stan Collymore according to a newb. It's a strange situation when he's a voice of sense and reason.
Just checked and he tweeted that last night. https://twitter.com/StanCollymore
Yeah it's absolutely undeniable. Never seen anything like it with a player. You get 4 year old cliches repeatedly trotted out with players like Nani, but that's probably because a lot of pundits don't actually watch games properly and don't really have a clue what they're on about. With De Gea, it's a different case altogether. He receives next to no praise for what he is good at, and everything that is or even isn't his fault is zoomed in on to the extent that he's been repeatedly hounded in the media. The whole thing is detestable.If you still don't believe that the media has an agenda against De Gea, just look at the coverage he's getting after yesterdays game. It's absolutely pathetic.
Very few mentions (if any?) of his save when Ruiz shot hit the post - most of the media reporting it as him getting lucky and being nowhere (
He's slightly better than DDG dealing with aerial balls, but it's never mentioned when he looks uncomfortable. I think a part of it is that Hart has a stupid look on his face which makes him look like he's faultless, the smug, arrogant twat.
