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Dean's mistakes and weaknesses will be scrutinized and criticized without mercy once he play in our shirt.
So this is the thing the obvious candidate Oblak is going to cost a lot and adjusting to a new physical league isn’t the easiest.I don't follow football as much as I used to, so I can't name anyone besides the usual suspects like Oblak, Onana, etc
I don't trust Onana personally. He reminds me too much of Barthez. He might be to eccentric and inconsistent, but that might be my bias here.
Donaruma might be a good shout, but he's still too young and error prone.
One thing is for certain. We have to start phasing out De Gea starting next season. We should also bring back Deano. He might not be Jesus Christ reincarnated, but it's always good to have a plan B in case De Gea's form completely falls off the cliff.
Also I don't trust Romero. He is the world's best No.2. And it should stay that way.
Agreed and then it’s not about ability it’s about mental strength. Can you perform constantly under pressure and credit to De Gea more often then not he does.Dean's mistakes and weaknesses will be scrutinized and criticized without mercy once he play in our shirt.
It’s definitely not great analysis, it only really takes into account clear obvious errors (whilst even omitting some of those for De Gea) which obviously doesn’t then tell you about the goals that were just soft or things like that. To me it’s a partly done analysis of the goals the keepers have conceded along with one guys opinion on what is and isn’t an error. To me if you’re going to look into the errors leading to goal the premier league website is far more valid to use.It’s literally word for word explaining each goal and I invite you to watch them and point out any you disagree with.
Id be more than happy to debate individual errors by both goal keepers if you wish to contest any of the analysis.
Don’t be lazy and just dismiss evidence I’ve put effort into understanding my argument so put effort into yours if you’re suggesting mine isn’t good enough. Mine is based on actual analysis of every goal conceded.
I have watched every single goal of both conceded and if anything it’s being harsh on De Gea how they summarised it.
That’s the only thing I’m contesting is the clear errors. It’s literally the only argument I’m making is centred around mistakes that are clear and costly and only De Gea’s fault.It’s definitely not great analysis, it only really takes into account clear obvious errors (whilst even omitting some of those for De Gea) which obviously doesn’t then tell you about the goals that were just soft or things like that. To me it’s a partly done analysis of the goals the keepers have conceded along with one guys opinion on what is and isn’t an error. To me if you’re going to look into the errors leading to goal the premier league website is far more valid to use.
I also don’t really agree with the points lost idea, purely because that isn’t so much up to the keeper once they make a mistake, it’s up to their team to push on and win the match.
I know you’ve probably spent a lot of time reading the Reddit ‘analysis’ but I’m sorry I just don’t really think his takes are all that valid.
Okay so if we’re only looking at clear and obvious errors, we can’t say the one Henderson conceded against Tottenham is one, it deflects through him from mere metres away.That’s the only thing I’m contesting is the clear errors. It’s literally the only argument I’m making is centred around mistakes that are clear and costly and only De Gea’s fault.
I made my own mind up based on watching all the clips I would recommend you do the same before being critical of it. I’d be intrigued what you specifically disagree with rather than just saying it’s an opinion.
I don't think that makes sense at all, we just cant guarantee Dean Henderson the No.1 spot on account of his Sheffield United performances. I think the best we should offer him is a fair chance at winning the number one shirt say start him in the Cup games and if De Gea has a shaky start give him starts in the league. If he cant accept that then sell him.We have a simple choice in the summer - make Henderson our number 1 or sell him to a club that will. His career is now beyond the point where we can farm him out on loan, he’s already proved himself, and I doubt he’ll want to come back to sit on the bench.
This seems to be the most logical option. There is no chance we go into next season with Henderson as our number 1. Whoever think he is ready, needs to think again.I don't think that makes sense at all, we just cant guarantee Dean Henderson the No.1 spot on account of his Sheffield United performances. I think the best we should offer him is a fair chance at winning the number one shirt say start him in the Cup games and if De Gea has a shaky start give him starts in the league. If he cant accept that then sell him.
Agreed. He won’t just walk in. Earn the shot at the club.This seems to be the most logical option. There is no chance we go into next season with Henderson as our number 1. Whoever think he is ready, needs to think again.
He makes mistakes at SU and avoids criticism, the same mistakes at United will have the fans and rivals laughing at him and making sly comments.
The United shirt is not easy to wear. Look how long it took Courtouis to settle into Madrid.
A conversation should be had with Henderson.. you will get your chance but you will have to buy your time. Play him in cups and start the season with DDG for prem.
His first howler and Henderson is in for 5 games. Then you take it from there.
True, De Gea has to be given the chance to regain his form but we also need an insurance policy should it turn out that he is done. Manchester United is too big a club to just hand Dean Henderson the number shirt and he is also too good to just be a back up whilst De Gea is now too shaky to be the undisputed No.1.This seems to be the most logical option. There is no chance we go into next season with Henderson as our number 1. Whoever think he is ready, needs to think again.
He makes mistakes at SU and avoids criticism, the same mistakes at United will have the fans and rivals laughing at him and making sly comments.
The United shirt is not easy to wear. Look how long it took Courtouis to settle into Madrid.
A conversation should be had with Henderson.. you will get your chance but you will have to buy your time. Play him in cups and start the season with DDG for prem.
His first howler and Henderson is in for 5 games. Then you take it from there.
For anyone saying he can, remember Ben Foster? Yes, Henderson might be different but I am not willing to take that risk.Agreed. He won’t just walk in. Earn the shot at the club.
We have been loyal to DDG for 2 years from when he started his decline. This way you are not just getting rid, you are giving him the chance to prove himself again. If he keeps making these mistakes, even he cant complain if he gets dropped. He knows as things stand, Romero wont be taking his jersey from him.True, De Gea has to be given the chance to regain his form but we also need an insurance policy should it turn out that he is done. Manchester United is too big a club to just hand Dean Henderson the number shirt and he is also too good to just be a back up whilst De Gea is now too shaky to be the undisputed No.1.
The idea that he should come back and play 10 cup games a season in the b-team is a non-starter. He's shown himself to be Premier League quality and has played first team football for three seasons, being benched would be a huge backwards step in his development. If he isn’t right for the first team then so be it, but he needs game time wherever he ends up.This seems to be the most logical option. There is no chance we go into next season with Henderson as our number 1. Whoever think he is ready, needs to think again.
He makes mistakes at SU and avoids criticism, the same mistakes at United will have the fans and rivals laughing at him and making sly comments.
The United shirt is not easy to wear. Look how long it took Courtouis to settle into Madrid.
A conversation should be had with Henderson.. you will get your chance but you will have to buy your time. Play him in cups and start the season with DDG for prem.
His first howler and Henderson is in for 5 games. Then you take it from there.
There is not a chance DDG is dropped / sold this summer. If DDG is declining like we all suspect he is, he will make another mistake.The idea that he should come back and play 10 cup games a season in the b-team is a non-starter. He's shown himself to be Premier League quality and has played first team football for three seasons, being benched would be a huge backwards step in his development. If he isn’t right for the first team then so be it, but he needs game time wherever he ends up.
I don't see it as much of a step back but as an opportunity to take the step up. It's not like we are saying let's limit him to Cup games but that's where he will start until De Gea makes another error.The idea that he should come back and play 10 cup games a season in the b-team is a non-starter. He's shown himself to be Premier League quality and has played first team football for three seasons, being benched would be a huge backwards step in his development. If he isn’t right for the first team then so be it, but he needs game time wherever he ends up.
With all due respect I think many of you are lagging behind in this situation and giving de Gea too much leniency. de Gea WAS declining like we all suspected he was last season, and he is NOW making yet another mistake. In your opinion, how many more mistakes do we have to tolerate before we accept the hard fact and move on? People keep saying "give him a 2nd chance" whenever he commits an error, but as far as I see it's been the 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th chance for him already, why do we still have to wait for one more mistake?There is not a chance DDG is dropped / sold this summer. If DDG is declining like we all suspect he is, he will make another mistake.
When he does Henderson has to be ready to take the mantle. He wants to be United keeper, United will not sell him either.
So we end up with
Bench player - Non starter
DDG sold - Non starter
Henderson 1st choice - Non starter
Henderson sold - Non starter
Well then what is the solution?
Which is why we as fans are trying to make the best out of it.With all due respect I think many of you are lagging behind in this situation and giving de Gea too much leniency. de Gea WAS declining like we all suspected he was last season, and he is NOW making yet another mistake. In your opinion, how many more mistakes do we have to tolerate before we accept the hard fact and move on? People keep saying "give him a 2nd chance" whenever he commits an error, but as far as I see it's been the 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th chance for him already, why do we still have to wait for one more mistake?
I agree we shouldn't just hand Henderson the no. 1 spot easily. He should prove himself to be better than the current option to become a regular starter for us. However he has already done that imo, not because he is flawless but de Gea is just too terrible. Unfortunately there's no solution to this and we're doomed to face a Rooney situation the moment we gave de Gea the ridiculous contract. It's been one of the worst deals in recent years, comparable to Sanchez.
Agreed. I see no issue saying to Henderson if you’re good enough you’ll play.For anyone saying he can, remember Ben Foster? Yes, Henderson might be different but I am not willing to take that risk.
We have been loyal to DDG for 2 years from when he started his decline. This way you are not just getting rid, you are giving him the chance to prove himself again. If he keeps making these mistakes, even he cant complain if he gets dropped. He knows as things stand, Romero wont be taking his jersey from him.
Henderson has to fight for his place, he is not the finished article.
Why?The idea that he should come back and play 10 cup games a season in the b-team is a non-starter. He's shown himself to be Premier League quality and has played first team football for three seasons, being benched would be a huge backwards step in his development. If he isn’t right for the first team then so be it, but he needs game time wherever he ends up.
Exactly it’s not that we want to give De Gea a free pass but we haven’t had a clear succession plan in place and the last time we didn’t think it though was after Schmeichel. I’d rather we do due diligence.Which is why we as fans are trying to make the best out of it.
I am not lagging behind, DDG has been a very good performer for us. He has made mistakes and we have stuck by him, this is more or less an ultimatum.
So what is your solution? sell DDG give Henderson the no. 1 Jersey?
Chopping and changing keepers is the worst of both worlds. It doesn’t help De Gea or Henderson. You have two keepers playing, both knowing a single mistake can see them back out of the team and both knowing they don’t have total faith of the manager. Neither gets enough games for consistency and familiarity to develop. Plus, it’s bad for the defence to have a different keeper every few games. Changing keepers is hard for this very reason, anything other than a clean break doesn’t really work.I don't see it as much of a step back but as an opportunity to take the step up. It's not like we are saying let's limit him to Cup games but that's where he will start until De Gea makes another error.
During the first half of the season we have a midweek game every week until winter. That's a good way to ease him in and if De Gea continues on the downward slope he will seamlessly takeover. We are never selling De Gea in the summer nor are we just going to start what will be De Gea's tenth season with him on the bench without giving him a chance to prove he still got it.
And with all due respect, SU is not Manutd.Exactly it’s not that we want to give De Gea a free pass but we haven’t had a clear succession plan in place and the last time we didn’t think it though was after Schmeichel. I’d rather we do due diligence.
Well it's the only way he is going to earn the number one jersey because if he doesn't do it at United Ole is never going to risk a season by just handing him the starting spot without seeing what he is about. He has done well for Sheffield United and that's just it, its Sheffield whilst De Gea came here after a season at Atletico but still had to battle Lindegaard for the jersey.Chopping and changing keepers is the worst of both worlds. It doesn’t help De Gea or Henderson. You have two keepers playing, both knowing a single mistake can see them back out of the team and both knowing they don’t have total faith of the manager. Neither gets enough games for consistency and familiarity to develop. Plus, it’s bad for the defence to have a different keeper every few games. Changing keepers is hard for this very reason, anything other than a clean break doesn’t really work.
Why not? We made AWB and Maguire first choice on account of their performances with Palace and Leicester. Isn’t that what clubs do all the time, especially where the player is playing in the same league?I don't think that makes sense at all, we just cant guarantee Dean Henderson the No.1 spot on account of his Sheffield United performances. I think the best we should offer him is a fair chance at winning the number one shirt say start him in the Cup games and if De Gea has a shaky start give him starts in the league. If he cant accept that then sell him.
If he’s not good enough he’s not good enough, we get someone else, but chopping and changing has been tried at the club before and doesn’t work. This thread is about Henderson so it’s him we’re taking about, but if it were any other goalkeeper it’s still true. Whether thats a young promising player or some expensive import, the same principle applies. They need the promise of a run of games without the sword of Damocles hanging over them.Well it's the only way he is going to earn the number one jersey because if he doesn't do it at United Ole is never going to risk a season by just handing him the starting spot without seeing what he is about. He has done well for Sheffield United and that's just it, its Sheffield whilst De Gea came here after a season at Atletico but still had to battle Lindegaard for the jersey.
Dean's current body of work doesn't earn him the jersey at United, it's that simple. Meanwhile De Gea still has some credit in the bank so Dean's best chance is to be ready to step in whilst David exhausts that credit.
This is why the first half of next season is perfect. We have the CoC and Europe for him to prove his worth. If he is good enough he takes the jersey and De Gea starts looking for another team back in Spain. This is how you handle a transition, you don't risk a season by chasing off the veteran before you see how the young gun will perform.If he’s not good enough he’s not good enough, we get someone else, but chopping and changing has been tried at the club before and doesn’t work. This thread is about Henderson so it’s him we’re taking about, but if it were any other goalkeeper it’s still true. Whether thats a young promising player or some expensive import, the same principle applies. They need the promise of a run of games without the sword of Damocles hanging over them.
Well I disagree, but since Henderson has ruled out sitting on the bench for us it’s a moot point anyway.This is why the first half of next season is perfect. We have the CoC and Europe for him to prove his worth. If he is good enough he takes the jersey and De Gea starts looking for another team back in Spain. This is how you handle a transition, you don't risk a season by chasing off the veteran before you see how the young gun will perform.
Probably cost us the FA Cup would imply we are still in with a chance of winning it. We aren't so there is no probably.This wasn't the final. So probably!
You claim he is among the worst by many measures and show only ONE metric where he is closer to the MIDDLE than he is to the bottom and even then, that metric only measures performances during the MOST DIRE moments of last year while totally IGNORING the current unbeaten run. Well done with your cherry picking.I think I said he’s below average to among the worse by many measures this season.
David De Gea being compared to Fellaini, Darmian, Rojo and Lingard. What is this world coming to?Man for man we're improving. Ole has gotten rid of Lukaku, Sanchez, Smalling, Herrera, Fellaini, Young, Valencia, Darmien and Rojo and we expect Lingard, Mata and Jones to go this summer too. Its resulted in short term problems with form, but in almost every position we're buying better players, and long term that bodes well. Im not clear why you think this policy shouldn't apply to our keeper.
We do. The current team isn't as good as some people think and it isn't as shit as some people think either. The same goes with De Gea. He isn't alone. The team has been performing top 6 the last few years. And it shows. We're now slowly clawing our way back up again.Well with the way that De Gea has played these last two years I am not sure we have 3-4 years to decide about whether Henderson has it to be our number one, personally I feel that this decision needs to be made quicker than that because the guy is costing us far too many points a season right now.
The points that way mate. You missed it.David De Gea being compared to Fellaini, Darmian, Rojo and Lingard. What is this world coming to?
The ultimatum was given long ago, when de Gea kept making mistakes at the end of last season. Many fans have made their mind up to replace him if there's another error from him after the Watford and Everton howlers, and now there're mistakes in the Tottenham (arguable one) and Chelsea (obvious one) game. However, you are still living at the stage of us watching the Watford and Everton game. People have already been extremely lenient, and the vote was still 70-80% in favor of him a week ago, but enough is enough.Which is why we as fans are trying to make the best out of it.
I am not lagging behind, DDG has been a very good performer for us. He has made mistakes and we have stuck by him, this is more or less an ultimatum.
So what is your solution? sell DDG give Henderson the no. 1 Jersey?
No kidding, de Gea was our definite no. 1 when he joined us in 2011. He started 6 straight league games despite making a mistake in the Community Shield. He was dropped for a few games because of some mistakes but he reclaimed his spot soon. This actually proves 2 things: (1) it isn't necessary for a keeper to prove himself in cup games before playing in the league, and (2) a keeper has to be dropped at least for a few games when he is making errors.Well it's the only way he is going to earn the number one jersey because if he doesn't do it at United Ole is never going to risk a season by just handing him the starting spot without seeing what he is about. He has done well for Sheffield United and that's just it, its Sheffield whilst De Gea came here after a season at Atletico but still had to battle Lindegaard for the jersey.
Dean's current body of work doesn't earn him the jersey at United, it's that simple. Meanwhile De Gea still has some credit in the bank so Dean's best chance is to be ready to step in whilst David exhausts that credit.
Those are just excuses. I guarantee when Henderson is doing well in cup games next year, those de Gea fanboys will then say those are just simple cup games and they are irrelevant. When de Gea is making another series of mistakes next year, they will still say he deserves more chances because of the credits in the bank.Why not? We made AWB and Maguire first choice on account of their performances with Palace and Leicester. Isn’t that what clubs do all the time, especially where the player is playing in the same league?
Because it's David De Gea pal, have you been in a coma for the last 10 years?Man for man we're improving. Ole has gotten rid of Lukaku, Sanchez, Smalling, Herrera, Fellaini, Young, Valencia, Darmien and Rojo and we expect Lingard, Mata and Jones to go this summer too. Its resulted in short term problems with form, but in almost every position we're buying better players, and long term that bodes well. Im not clear why you think this policy shouldn't apply to our keeper.