Liverpool's Goalkeepers...

...can all piss off!

So can the defenders!

 

Migs was pathetic last night - two really poor goals to concede. Not entirely his fault but we should not be conceding like that.

 

One must say they are the biggest pile of ****e ever foisted on anyone ever.

In fact they are worse than utds worst keepers Taibi and fat bosnich.

They are worse than a 40 year old ponytail sporting ing seaman

They are like a comic cartoon

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We have a long history of dodgy keepers.

 

....glad to see we're still looking so solid without Skrtel #skapegoat

On the plus side it was good to see us giving Ming a new 5 year contract yesterday....

The defence is an shambles still. Toure on Ice is a reasonable 4th/5th choice back up (but no more than that), Moreno and Clyne are average but harsh to judge them playing either side of our soft centre. Lovren is Lovren and Sakho.....well last night summed him up perfectly. Has great moments but he's as prone to blunders as Frank Spencer and Mr Bean rolled into one. Leader? Organiser? Beast? Not yet you're not laddy.

Maybe Caulker will be the answer

 

I agree, he's got a long way to go and could do with a leader alongside him to bring him on and reach his potential.

Mingolet will be a great servant for the club and will be a valued member of our squad............as our 2nd choice GK.

 

Sahko thinks he is way better than he is and goes to ground way too much and takes risks

He also leaves gaps by chasing after ball and that is why Rodgers binned him. He was seen regularly on the sideline telling the gUK to hold his position

 

#mike hooper

 

Sakho just came back from injury to be fair.

Problem is, he's injury prone therefore it will take him a couple of weeks to get back to his peak after each injury.

We need consistency.

 

....but I thought Sakho was the leader we've all been looking for???

The first goal Ming should have saved but the second was harsh to blame him (now I've seen it again on the telly). No way in the world a keeper can do much when his defender lets Giroud in front of him so easily. The thing that made me chuckle was the thought that we couldn't defend a near post corner....as if our defenders see anything else in training other than near post corners

 

Sakho should do better but what about Lallana?

Bar running around a lot, I really cannot see what Lallana brings to the table.

 

Can we use one of these instead?
Give the lad Ward a go, no matter how ****e, he can't be worse than the current 1st and 2nd choice keepers!

 

Well when Skrtel returns from injury I presume you'll give him a few games being awful before having a go at him then...... Fair's fair Jimmy....

I'm not sure you can blame injury for him allowing Giroud to beat him to a ball three yards in front of him at the near post (unless he's been out with a brain injury). As usual he was a combination of both sublime and ridiculous last night. Sometimes he does the almost impossible brilliantly well, then he throws away all those good moments by having a major brain fart.

What's Lalla got to do with it? Surely you can't make him responsible for Mings or Sakho's mistakes last night? Lalla is hopeless 80% of the time but you're not seriously putting the blame on him for shipping 3 preventable goals last night? You realise that looks a bit like: "The usual suspects (Skrtel, Lovren and Lucas) weren't on the pitch last night so I'll have to blame my other favourite scapegoat".

 

Neither were his fault. Yes, they were his near post but do you seriously expect a keeper to save either?

Giroud's first shouldn't have been allowed to get through. Had Migs gone forward to cover and the ball had somehow got through the crowd he'd have left a open goal and been slated had Arsenal scored that way. He had to stay in position. Frustrating that the touch he got put it in the goal (probably an OG imo) but it was instinct reactions in a split second from about 2yrds away.

Ramseys shot was powerful, right in the corner and from about 5yrds out. Again, you seriously expect him to save it?


I'm not a Migs fan but as you know, I will defend players that don't deserve criticism. Sure, there are better keepers out there and we should be looking to improve but don't make him yet another scapegoat.

 

there is more than one bloody scapegoat, seems Migs as recently been added to the list of Skrtel, Lovren, Benteke, etc

 

Overhyped by some he's a work in progress and unless we get that old head in alongside him he'll never develop into the player we want.

 

Maybe instead of being "scape goats" they are players who are individually not performing well and ultimately costing us points. Firmino would of been in the category of "scape goats", but he played well tonight, therefore is not receiving criticism, it's simple really.

Mignolet was poor last night, and could of done better for both goals despite the defending. He should of had his angles covered better for the first, and sorry but any half decent keeper would of kept the second out too. It's not his fault, it's been evident for ages that we need a new keeper and we've given him a 5 year contract so it's up to Klopp and co. to explain that one.

Though sometimes players can get unfairly criticised, I do think the whole scapegoat thing is an easy way to deflect from their evidently **** performances.

 

We have to consider that if we have a solid defence in front of him so that we control games then Mingolet could be a good keeper for us as he's good at the shot stopping side of the game. If we defend well and reduce chances then Mingolet will pull off those out of the blue saves that come along now and then.

I would like a solid keeper but think the real problem is the back 4 or imo the back 1 that is needed just add Hummels (as an example) all of a sudden you have an experienced player who is a leader and an organiser and everything changes.

 

Skrtel is rarely injured but is still poor so what excuses does he have left?

Did you not see Lallana for their second goal? Sakho should have done better but he was dealing with giroud. Lallana was in front of them and he could have prevented the ball from coming in. And Migs is a clown - overall, it was poor all round.

And I wasn't saying Lallana was attributable to the goals conceded - just questioning what he brings to the side.

 

I seem to remember having a argument with a certain individual (bet you can't guess who that was ) about that. He's still not showed me anything resembling a leader other than the occasional strong challenge.