Julio Cesar. Again.

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LoftusRoad said:
I believe that Cesar didn't play as they were expecting him to be sold and Harry wanted to keep a settled team with Green in goal.

I remember Cesar's agent saying that he was happy to leave for less money elsewhere as long as he had a 2 year contract.
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Welcome mate, but know this..if you go against the grain it'll end in tears <ok>

You are of course right but we need to forget that for the purpose of crucifying Cesar ...you'll get the jist of it :grin:
 
The curse of being a goalkeeper is that any mistakes are generally costly and therefore jumped on by the boo brigade. How many times did Austin fluff a good chance last season ie. that shot in the final that he didn't get on target? and yet he doesn't get slated, Green/Ceasar/whoever flap at a cross and suddenly they are unreliable and crap? No keeper will always be perfect, the same as any outfield player. People need to have some perspective.
 
Queenslander!! said:
Mate, thats your opinion and fair enough, but personally i dont think calling the man "who almost single handedly kept us in the prem during our first season" a "good shot stopper for a few months" is quite right.

If not for him we'd have been relegated before Xmas in our first season back up.
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If Cesar kept us up single-handed in our first season we would have definitely been treated to some magical performances. Of the illusionist variety. Was signed by Hughes at the end of August 2012.

Paddy & Radek kept goal in the first season.

From Wiki - Kenny continued to remain Rangers number one keeper in their first season back in the Premier League making 33 starts and keeping 7 clean sheets. QPR retained their Premier League place on the final day of the season, despite Kenny conceding an injury time goal to lose the deciding game against Manchester City.[14][15]
 
DT Footspa said:
Nope Cesar got a little contact prior to the flap ... clear foul and good decision IMO ... He was however out committed

No idea what happened at QPR but he remains a top goalkeeper IMO and ahead of Green everytime for me ... if he stays

Not his fault he was attracted maybe by a good contract for a top keeper?

With Queens on this ... He is an asset for our club ..... where do you think TF wants to take QPR? .... start thinking big for a start .... many on here have no idea where we will end up if it all works out .... QPR a big london based club... wake up
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It was not a foul on him. Ollic jumped with his arms by his side and still beat Cesar in the air.

He's awful from crosses and he was found out in the Premier League. If he was top draw then clubs would have been snapping our hands off to sign him at a cut price, but even they recognise he's not an elite keeper any more.
 
EscapeGoat said:
It was not a foul on him. Ollic jumped with his arms by his side and still beat Cesar in the air.

He's awful from crosses and he was found out in the Premier League. If he was top draw then clubs would have been snapping our hands off to sign him at a cut price, but even they recognise he's not an elite keeper any more.
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Good point and yes Cesar over stretched himself there but there was impact between him and the Croatia player ... a small bump and that is what will be given as a foul all day long in the current game

Both players went for the ball .. the small contact and (yes it was small) allowed the ball to hit the croatian player on the head and the ref and the linesman gave a foul straight away ... in fact the game stopped then on that whistle ... what happened afterwards was not a goal. The ref blows the game stops ... what you have done is join up the action as it appeared that the game played on ... it didn't and all players are told today to carry on within limits

Clear foul all day long watch again ... he fouled also by leading with his arm before twisting into Cesar ... another foul in todays game. The whistle goes straight away

[video=youtube;TKSND77hEfs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKSND77hEfs[/video]
 
DT Footspa said:
Good point and yes Cesar over stretched himself there but there was impact between him and the Croatia player ... a small bump and that is what will be given as a foul all day long in the current game

Both players went for the ball .. the small contact and (yes it was small) allowed the ball to hit the croatian player on the head and the ref and the linesman gave a foul straight away ... in fact the game stopped then on that whistle ... what happened afterwards was not a goal. The ref blows the game stops ... what you have done is join up the action as it appeared that the game played on ... it didn't and all players are told today to carry on within limits

Clear foul all day long watch again ... he fouled also by leading with his arm before twisting into Cesar ... another foul in todays game. The whistle goes straight away

[video=youtube;TKSND77hEfs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKSND77hEfs[/video]
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I've just watched that clip with Elvis Presley 10 times and we both agree with you
 
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