Ederson had a big chance to get Golden Glove award, didn't he?
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
Yes, Ederson had 16 clean sheets while De Gea had 18. Ederson should have had one more, but because he had to come off injured it didn't count as a clean sheets. Also he played 1 less game then De Gea due to Guardiola deciding to play Bravo last two games of the season.. If those things went differently both would have finish with 18 or 19 if both played the last game as well. Think De Gea is the clearly better stop shopper, but the award for golden glove was very close.
For some reason i like this way, maybe its to early to extreme ( getting new contract after a year ) but guess rather that then the way how Arsenal, Liverpool (Sterling) or us were dealing contracts extension, keep players on the rise as long as possible on current lower wages and then when they enter in last year, year and the half, offer them new one, in most cases it turns out its to late and player power getting stronger each passing day.
I did not know you were allowed to give contracts that long in Football. That is like an NHL contract.
He looks like Dejontay Murray's tattoo
delighted with this, no where near the stopper of DDG standards but he's only 24 and suits our game down to a tee
I think 5 years is the max under FIFA.
It’s probably 5 years with an option for another 2.
Great debut season.
City always tie down their best players when they do well and the feeling is good. Smart because whenever they have dropped off all their best players are on long contracts and know they have little leverage to move.
Needs to improve. Have not seen him make a save he shouldn't be making like the top top keepers.
A top keeper would have saved some of the goals conceded against (eg) Pool and keep them in the game.
A top keeper would have saved some of the goals conceded against (eg) Pool and keep them in the game.
He's been dodgy for the last couple of games.
Great sweeer, gash keeper.
The Schlupp goal was so poor. Not a particularly powerful shot and from a decent angle. Some of the goals have been conceded because he can't dive properly.
He is clearly lacking in the keeping department but his distribution is second to non, he fits Peps team like a glove as they are almost never tested.
Am I the only one who thinks most keepers would have saved the Schlupp goal? It seemed so bizarrely easy the way it rolled in.
He's exceptional with the ball, one of the best I've seen and I've also been impressed with how he deals with crosses given he's not the most imposing goalie but actually saving shots he's not particularly good, he's nowhere near the best there, Alisson, Dave and Lloris are all miles better at that aspect. Alisson is having another freakish season of saves per goal and needs to feck off.
Guy is a total clown.
As long as he knows how to pass the ball, right? Who cares these days about actual goalkeeping skills, defending is overrated anyway.
That is why some argue he is better than DDG, yes. Allison is better because he isn't as good at the actual goal keeping stuff, nor is he remotely as good with the ball at his feet as Ederson... makes perfect sense that.
For a side like City that is more important.
It's really not. He's been their worst player today, after their defenders who are also all about the distribution and have no idea about defending. They could have conceeded 3 more goals, they probaboy have no idea how they conceeded just one goal today. They'll do feck all in Europe again.
He's not the best shot stopper, or great at organising a defence. Great off the line and good passers though.
Best footballing goalkeeper in the pl era according nbc pundits
He’s a liability.
How many times did he come out of goal only ro flap at the ball and miss completely?
He is perfect for a Pep Squad and key for them winning some games. Bit shite at the actually goal keeper part though 
It will be quietly ignored. Whereas with De Gea....
The number of times he was going to no man's land in the 2nd half was funny. Stupid keeper
Touted as the best keeper in PL last year.
Never trust a man with a neck tattoo!
Plays some lovely balls, but just something so untrustworthy about his style of play!
That trying to leap onto the ball/ Stones situation almost cost them.
And some of his other antics don't fill you with much confidence!
Plays some lovely balls, but just something so untrustworthy about his style of play!
That trying to leap onto the ball/ Stones situation almost cost them.
And some of his other antics don't fill you with much confidence!
If Eric Bailly was a goalkeeper
I don't get these posts, he had a crucial save. He's very good at stopping shots.
He's an average shot stopper and he's extremely rash
That said his distribution is a better than TBITW Alisson
Because every player gets nitpicked after matches like this especially if they play for a rival club.
Actually it's cause of his journeys to no man's land, he nearly costed them the 2nd Liverpool goal in the end.
And had Peter Crouch's face tattooed on his neck
Because these are the only matches the majority of us watch.
He's good. But he's not great and he's certainly not one of the best. He's defensively suspect, but one of the best at sweeping and passing.
I think even for their goal, he needed to say on his line.
That too.
Great with the ball. His actual goalkeeping, eye test and stats say he's very average though. I guess they don't mind the trade off as most teams don't get near them.