How so? Have you seen a different angle?He should have saved that shot for their goal like
I reckon I could've saved that. He went down in installments. I do agree that the majority of the blame for that goal was the midfield. They just waltzed right through unopposed.Really hard to tell from this angle - you can't see the trajectory of the ball
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Again, you can't see the angle. That one camera shot looks like it rolled past his hand, but in reality there was likely a much wider gap seeing as the lad hit it from what looked like the centre of the "D into the corner of the netI reckon I could've saved that. He went down in installments. I do agree that the majority of the blame for that goal was the midfield. They just waltzed right through unopposed.
Looks like he should have saved it but it's not the worst keeping gaffe I've ever seen.
What kind of keeper is he, is he agile and aggressive like Pickford? Big lad or a Camp?
Tall and lean. Good in the air (handling crosses) and good shot stopper.Looks like he should have saved it but it's not the worst keeping gaffe I've ever seen.
What kind of keeper is he, is he agile and aggressive like Pickford? Big lad or a Camp?
Looks like he should have saved it but it's not the worst keeping gaffe I've ever seen.
What kind of keeper is he, is he agile and aggressive like Pickford? Big lad or a Camp?
I thought he had all the time in the world to save that one..Was it an error for the goal? I would put the blame on the midfield and defence not closing the lad down. Shot from 25 yards into the corner - hard to judge that as a mistake from 1 single camera angle
As we used to say, "he could have hoyed his hat on it".I thought he had all the time in the world to save that one..
Around 8:10 on here, came from Baily Wright's mistakeAny links for the cracking save he pulled off late on.