The Gr8 Keeper Deb8

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Re: The Great Keeper Deb8

by Stuboo » 31 Aug 2012 12:47

Ian Royal madstad to nadderud. You're talking out your blowhole. Hahnemann kicked it out maybe a couple of times a game on average. It was part of a calculated plan as Brendy says. His poor kicking was a total myth.

Hahnemann the better keeper. Feds has slightly better kicking and is slightly more agile, but Hahnemann's positioningwas far superior.


I think I agree that Hahnemann was the better keeper, but I am not sure he was better by the degree some people are saying. Not much in it for me. Feds is still improving and may turn out to be the better keeper in the future. Both good keepers. I wouldn't swap Feds for Rob Green or Jaaskelainen at the moment, for example.

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Re: The Great Keeper Deb8

by Ian Royal » 31 Aug 2012 16:41

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Ian Royal madstad to nadderud. You're talking out your blowhole. Hahnemann kicked it out maybe a couple of times a game on average. It was part of a calculated plan as Brendy says. His poor kicking was a total myth.

Hahnemann the better keeper. Feds has slightly better kicking and is slightly more agile, but Hahnemann's positioningwas far superior.


I think I agree that Hahnemann was the better keeper, but I am not sure he was better by the degree some people are saying. Not much in it for me. Feds is still improving and may turn out to be the better keeper in the future. Both good keepers. I wouldn't swap Feds for Rob Green or Jaaskelainen at the moment, for example.

It's HNA, most people don't do Player X was a bit better than Player Y. It's Player X was the bestest ever and Player Y isn't good enough to play in a pub team or lace Player X's boots.

It'd be the same even if Messi and Ronaldo played for us and people were trying to work out who was best.

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Re: The Great Keeper Deb8

by ManchesterRoyals » 31 Aug 2012 16:50

oxf*rd it sign Hugo lloris debate over

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Re: The Great Keeper Deb8

by ManchesterRoyals » 31 Aug 2012 16:51

ManchesterRoyals oxf*rd it sign Hugo lloris debate over


Id rather sign Brad Friedel than have feds in goal

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Re: The Great Keeper Deb8

by Extended-Phenotype » 31 Aug 2012 17:05

Quoting yourself for extra impact, I like it.


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Re: The Great Keeper Deb8

by Extended-Phenotype » 31 Aug 2012 17:05

Extended-Phenotype Quoting yourself for extra impact, I like it.


Good point.

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Re: The Great Keeper Deb8

by bracknell loyal royal! » 31 Aug 2012 17:20

There's only two men in contention, who rocketed from mediocre/shit goalies to club legends in their own right:



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To be fair to them that goalkeeper kit could'nt have done them any favours, it's absolutely atrocious but so much so that i am a little fond of it, especially as i seem to remember we could barely put a pass together let alone a jigsaw.

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Re: The Great Keeper Deb8

by Stuboo » 31 Aug 2012 17:26

Ian Royal
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Ian Royal madstad to nadderud. You're talking out your blowhole. Hahnemann kicked it out maybe a couple of times a game on average. It was part of a calculated plan as Brendy says. His poor kicking was a total myth.

Hahnemann the better keeper. Feds has slightly better kicking and is slightly more agile, but Hahnemann's positioningwas far superior.


I think I agree that Hahnemann was the better keeper, but I am not sure he was better by the degree some people are saying. Not much in it for me. Feds is still improving and may turn out to be the better keeper in the future. Both good keepers. I wouldn't swap Feds for Rob Green or Jaaskelainen at the moment, for example.

It's HNA, most people don't do Player X was a bit better than Player Y. It's Player X was the bestest ever and Player Y isn't good enough to play in a pub team or lace Player X's boots.

It'd be the same even if Messi and Ronaldo played for us and people were trying to work out who was best.


Aahahhaa. That seems to be very true.

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Re: The Great Keeper Deb8

by LightwaterRoyal » 31 Aug 2012 18:28

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Extended-Phenotype Quoting yourself for extra impact, I like it.


Good point.


LOL :D


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Re: The Great Keeper Deb8

by Madstad to Nadderud » 31 Aug 2012 18:29

Extended-Phenotype Quoting yourself for extra impact, I like it.


Leave it out. that's The Siege's job!

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Re: The Great Keeper Deb8

by Madstad to Nadderud » 31 Aug 2012 18:30

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ManchesterRoyals oxf*rd it sign Hugo lloris debate over


Id rather sign Brad Friedel than have feds in goal


+1 and good point :wink:

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Re: The Great Keeper Deb8

by BR2 » 03 Sep 2012 13:08

For those that feel Feds will be shattered (possibly irreparably) by being dropped what do they think of:-
Lambert replacing Given after two games
Fergie replacing De Gea after two games
Di Canio replacing his keeper after 20 minutes
Will these keepers now be seeking counselling or will they work extremely hard in training to get their places back?

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Re: The Great Keeper Deb8

by Alexander Litvinenko » 03 Sep 2012 13:12

BR2 For those that feel Feds will be shattered (possibly irreparably) by being dropped what do they think of:-
Lambert replacing Given after two games
Fergie replacing De Gea after two games
Di Canio replacing his keeper after 20 minutes
Will these keepers now be seeking counselling or will they work extremely hard in training to get their places back?


I'd say that :

- Given & De Gea are older and more established than Federici, with smaller egos
- Di Canio is an utter cunt who is completely out of order - he's now saying that he'll not let the keeper back in the team until he apologises for his errors and arrogance.


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Re: The Great Keeper Deb8

by moonwalklikebas » 03 Sep 2012 13:45

De Gea is older than Feds?!?!

Your football knowledge is outstanding!

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Re: The Great Keeper Deb8

by Alexander Litvinenko » 03 Sep 2012 13:50

Two players. One is older and one is more established.

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Re: The Great Keeper Deb8

by moonwalklikebas » 03 Sep 2012 14:07

Given is older and more established. Top 10 keepers since the premier league began.
De gea is unproven in this league to a certain extent and only 21
Feds is unproven at this level, but has been solid for us bar the beginning of this season

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Re: The Great Keeper Deb8

by Alexander Litvinenko » 03 Sep 2012 14:10

But De Gea has played 76 top-level matches. Federici has played 2, plus a handful of internationals.

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Re: The Great Keeper Deb8

by Stuboo » 03 Sep 2012 14:17

BR2 For those that feel Feds will be shattered (possibly irreparably) by being dropped what do they think of:-
Lambert replacing Given after two games
Fergie replacing De Gea after two games
Di Canio replacing his keeper after 20 minutes
Will these keepers now be seeking counselling or will they work extremely hard in training to get their places back?


I would say Given has been below his usual high standard last season into this season. A much longer period than Feds.

De Gea being blamed because he couldn't get to the cross, resulting in a goal, is possibly a bit harsh on him, seing as his own defender blocked his way. I'm wary to criticise Sir Alex, given what he's achieved, but time will tell if he made the right decision there. Incidentally, I believe De Gea was the best shot stopper in the Prem last season in terms of percentage of shots stopped.

Di Canio - I'm not sure you could use that as an example of good management. He had other ways of dealing with the keeper, after the game and out of public sight for example. The keeper probably won't forgive him for shaming him like that and will possibly no longer be any use to the team.

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Re: The Great Keeper Deb8

by BR2 » 03 Sep 2012 14:53

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BR2 For those that feel Feds will be shattered (possibly irreparably) by being dropped what do they think of:-
Lambert replacing Given after two games
Fergie replacing De Gea after two games
Di Canio replacing his keeper after 20 minutes
Will these keepers now be seeking counselling or will they work extremely hard in training to get their places back?


I would say Given has been below his usual high standard last season into this season. A much longer period than Feds.

De Gea being blamed because he couldn't get to the cross, resulting in a goal, is possibly a bit harsh on him, seing as his own defender blocked his way. I'm wary to criticise Sir Alex, given what he's achieved, but time will tell if he made the right decision there.

Di Canio - I'm not sure you could use that as an example of good management. He had other ways of dealing with the keeper, after the game and out of public sight for example. The keeper probably won't forgive him for shaming him like that and will no longer be any use to the team.


Don't put words into my mouth,I said nothing about good management.
My point is that these 3 managers have acted quickly after goalkeeping errors and by the time of the next round of Premier League fixtures QPR and possibly Liverpool will have done the same.
Will Brian do likewise?

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Re: The Great Keeper Deb8

by Snowball » 03 Sep 2012 15:09

Doesn't the large number of keeper-errors so far this season suggest it's the ball?

How many keepers have already come under scrutiny?

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