These offside flags are comically late. It's obvious. Just put it up.
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Oh nana
When playing out of the back goes badly.
Thats just awful and you could see it coming a mile away.
Thats just awful and you could see it coming a mile away.
Bad Onana is back.
I sure am glad we got him for his ball passing skills.
I've been a ten Hag defender but… better not lose to Sheffield United if you want to see next year.
Yeah, he's giving Ineos reason after reason to fire him even though they don't really appear to want to.
Slabhead!
Hell of a header by Maguire but pretty sure he's offside
I keep thinking back to Tony Meola saying he just didn't see what EtH saw in Onana. He's been so spot on in his assessment.
He's on fire! He's Harry Maguire!
Or not.
But the rule should be no celebrating goals when you're losing and/or tied to a team on 16 points while playing at home.
But the rule should be no celebrating goals when you're losing and/or tied to a team on 16 points while playing at home.
Sheffield's keeper has made a couple of excellent saves.
I mean he hasn't but OK.
Dre_00 said:
I mean he hasn't but OK.
Please explain. Onana has been below average for a top club keeper.
You have to take happiness when it presents itself with this team.
This sums it up better than I can.
https://www.football365.com/news/feature-premier-league-keepers-ranked-2023-24-psxg
https://www.football365.com/news/feature-premier-league-keepers-ranked-2023-24-psxg
This sums up how I feel about his shocking mistakes. It sucks but...some reason we don't really ever talk about the positives that style brings.
Onana’s mistake is whatever. Occupational hazard of the way he plays. Garnacho should have two but good assist for the goal. Been mediocre on the whole
— Marrotti (@AliquamScripto) April 24, 2024
I think the games Onana was really poor in were the Champions League games. We probably would have been axed easily in the Round of 16, but we really should have been ahead of Copenhagen and Galatasaray. If you ignore Europe, he's been ok. But including Europe… different story.
I read that. It's one those articles all about data that presents none of data. But if people want to think Onana is a top keeper ok. Maybe someone will buy him at an inflated price…but I doubt it.
"Occupational hazard of the way he plays" and that was part of Meola's point. The job of a keeper is to make saves first and foremost. Instead goofball coaches have convinced themselves that passes out of the back are of supreme importance.
As I say that. Another Sheffield goal goes in.
And there you go. Onana moves out of the way of the only shot the Sheffield player had. Puke.
Well that wasn't really his fault at that range…
Showstopper said:
Well that wasn't really his fault at that range…
You can say that. But he made the wrong choice in trying to defend it. So he gave himself no chance. it probably doesn't show up on the goofy made up metrics. But that was all wrong.
I mean it's cool if you don't think the data has merit. Most people feel it is far from perfect but at least directionally accurate.
As for Meola I mean...it's one of those things that sounds smart until you realize that he's a 60 yr old man who played goalie at a time when the demands of the position were almost unrecognizable to the demands of it now.
As for Meola I mean...it's one of those things that sounds smart until you realize that he's a 60 yr old man who played goalie at a time when the demands of the position were almost unrecognizable to the demands of it now.
Number 1 demands of a keeper never change. Keep the ball out of the net by saving it and setting up your defense.
I mean, that half of the goal looked pretty open to me; I can't blame him too much for trying to go left.
Dalot wastes an incredible chance by farting around instead of at least getting a shot off. Typical
I for one don't understand why Onana allows any goals at all. Unacceptable.
Anywho, fire ETH before the City game and maybe you get a new manager bounce. I don't know he survives this game and the fact that this is coming on the back of the Coventry game...when you would expect a response...and you get this.
Coventry is a Championship team. Sheffield United is a Championship team. And he can't beat either...the latter being at home. Injuries don't excuse that. This really does feel like Ole's Norwich game.
Anywho, fire ETH before the City game and maybe you get a new manager bounce. I don't know he survives this game and the fact that this is coming on the back of the Coventry game...when you would expect a response...and you get this.
Coventry is a Championship team. Sheffield United is a Championship team. And he can't beat either...the latter being at home. Injuries don't excuse that. This really does feel like Ole's Norwich game.
Dre_00 said:
Or not.
But the rule should be no celebrating goals when you're losing and/or tied to a team on 16 points while playing at home.
See Bruno knows the rule
On positive news, Everton just scored again against Liverpool, Yeah, schadenfreude is legit.
Remember when this team was so reliant on Eriksen that we only ever looked like a proper team when he played? Can you believe that was like...a year ago?
one thing I wonder about is how much longer Bruno stays. he came here when he was 24 I think. now he's 29 and United are staring at another complete rebuild. Is he going to want to stick around for that?
Not a goal, but Onana didn't help the argument on that miss.
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