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Re: fao herb

PostPosted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 11:59 am
by Foreverinbluedreams
What's he supposed to do when opposition players come up to congratulate him? Tell them to fuck off or be humble and civil?

Re: fao herb

PostPosted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 1:19 pm
by Sister of fu
For those saying he didn't have a good game please go and wobble your heads. He was superb last night. No he didn't make loads of "for the camera" type saves but he made timely interventions and made himself very hard to beat. The save from Messi at the end was top notch and if De Gea made that you wouldn't hear the last of it. Saying that he has huge deficiencies in his game.

People can say keepers are there to stop shots etc but the game has evolved and so has the role of a goal keeper. If you are playing teams at the level of Barca of Bayern you can not keep giving possession back to them by your keeper either kicking it out of play or giving it back to the opposition, this being something Joe does far to often. He has to improve this part of his game or IMO be replaced.

From being around the club last year and seeing the work they do with the keepers all of them are now ball playing and have to be able to do this to a good standard. In the future I am pretty sure you will see one of our own playing in goal for city spraying the ball around with ultimate ease.

Re: fao herb

PostPosted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 1:48 pm
by iwasthere2012
Sister of fu wrote:For those saying he didn't have a good game please go and wobble your heads. He was superb last night. No he didn't make loads of "for the camera" type saves but he made timely interventions and made himself very hard to beat. The save from Messi at the end was top notch and if De Gea made that you wouldn't hear the last of it. Saying that he has huge deficiencies in his game.

People can say keepers are there to stop shots etc but the game has evolved and so has the role of a goal keeper. If you are playing teams at the level of Barca of Bayern you can not keep giving possession back to them by your keeper either kicking it out of play or giving it back to the opposition, this being something Joe does far to often. He has to improve this part of his game or IMO be replaced.

From being around the club last year and seeing the work they do with the keepers all of them are now ball playing and have to be able to do this to a good standard. In the future I am pretty sure you will see one of our own playing in goal for city spraying the ball around with ultimate ease.


Angus Gunn?

Re: fao herb

PostPosted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 2:43 pm
by Dubciteh
Sister of fu wrote:For those saying he didn't have a good game please go and wobble your heads. He was superb last night. No he didn't make loads of "for the camera" type saves but he made timely interventions and made himself very hard to beat. The save from Messi at the end was top notch and if De Gea made that you wouldn't hear the last of it. Saying that he has huge deficiencies in his game.

People can say keepers are there to stop shots etc but the game has evolved and so has the role of a goal keeper. If you are playing teams at the level of Barca of Bayern you can not keep giving possession back to them by your keeper either kicking it out of play or giving it back to the opposition, this being something Joe does far to often. He has to improve this part of his game or IMO be replaced.

From being around the club last year and seeing the work they do with the keepers all of them are now ball playing and have to be able to do this to a good standard. In the future I am pretty sure you will see one of our own playing in goal for city spraying the ball around with ultimate ease.


How can you say he was superb when you go on then to mention that you cant give away possession like he did? Countless times he kicked it straight to them or out of touch....i think once Sagna managed to keep one in by his dreadlocks. His saves were superb last night, his all round goalkeeping wasnt and as you point out its crucial against the top teams.

So which is it, was he superb or wasnt he?

Re: fao herb

PostPosted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 2:49 pm
by Foreverinbluedreams
Dubciteh wrote:
Sister of fu wrote:For those saying he didn't have a good game please go and wobble your heads. He was superb last night. No he didn't make loads of "for the camera" type saves but he made timely interventions and made himself very hard to beat. The save from Messi at the end was top notch and if De Gea made that you wouldn't hear the last of it. Saying that he has huge deficiencies in his game.

People can say keepers are there to stop shots etc but the game has evolved and so has the role of a goal keeper. If you are playing teams at the level of Barca of Bayern you can not keep giving possession back to them by your keeper either kicking it out of play or giving it back to the opposition, this being something Joe does far to often. He has to improve this part of his game or IMO be replaced.

From being around the club last year and seeing the work they do with the keepers all of them are now ball playing and have to be able to do this to a good standard. In the future I am pretty sure you will see one of our own playing in goal for city spraying the ball around with ultimate ease.


How can you say he was superb when you go on then to mention that you cant give away possession like he did? Countless times he kicked it straight to them or out of touch....i think once Sagna managed to keep one in by his dreadlocks. His saves were superb last night, his all round goalkeeping wasnt and as you point out its crucial against the top teams.

So which is it, was he superb or wasnt he?


Just out of curiosity, who would you aim your long kicks at if you were playing in goal for City?

Re: fao herb

PostPosted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 2:52 pm
by Dubciteh
Foreverinbluedreams wrote:
Dubciteh wrote:
Sister of fu wrote:For those saying he didn't have a good game please go and wobble your heads. He was superb last night. No he didn't make loads of "for the camera" type saves but he made timely interventions and made himself very hard to beat. The save from Messi at the end was top notch and if De Gea made that you wouldn't hear the last of it. Saying that he has huge deficiencies in his game.

People can say keepers are there to stop shots etc but the game has evolved and so has the role of a goal keeper. If you are playing teams at the level of Barca of Bayern you can not keep giving possession back to them by your keeper either kicking it out of play or giving it back to the opposition, this being something Joe does far to often. He has to improve this part of his game or IMO be replaced.

From being around the club last year and seeing the work they do with the keepers all of them are now ball playing and have to be able to do this to a good standard. In the future I am pretty sure you will see one of our own playing in goal for city spraying the ball around with ultimate ease.


How can you say he was superb when you go on then to mention that you cant give away possession like he did? Countless times he kicked it straight to them or out of touch....i think once Sagna managed to keep one in by his dreadlocks. His saves were superb last night, his all round goalkeeping wasnt and as you point out its crucial against the top teams.

So which is it, was he superb or wasnt he?


Just out of curiosity, who would you aim your long kicks at if you were playing in goal for City?


I would prob play them short if possible,but its a fair point there aren't many great options to aim for, but still playing it back to them or into touch are the two options id certainly avoid.

Re: fao herb

PostPosted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 2:59 pm
by Wonderwall
Foreverinbluedreams wrote:
Dubciteh wrote:
Sister of fu wrote:For those saying he didn't have a good game please go and wobble your heads. He was superb last night. No he didn't make loads of "for the camera" type saves but he made timely interventions and made himself very hard to beat. The save from Messi at the end was top notch and if De Gea made that you wouldn't hear the last of it. Saying that he has huge deficiencies in his game.

People can say keepers are there to stop shots etc but the game has evolved and so has the role of a goal keeper. If you are playing teams at the level of Barca of Bayern you can not keep giving possession back to them by your keeper either kicking it out of play or giving it back to the opposition, this being something Joe does far to often. He has to improve this part of his game or IMO be replaced.

From being around the club last year and seeing the work they do with the keepers all of them are now ball playing and have to be able to do this to a good standard. In the future I am pretty sure you will see one of our own playing in goal for city spraying the ball around with ultimate ease.


How can you say he was superb when you go on then to mention that you cant give away possession like he did? Countless times he kicked it straight to them or out of touch....i think once Sagna managed to keep one in by his dreadlocks. His saves were superb last night, his all round goalkeeping wasnt and as you point out its crucial against the top teams.

So which is it, was he superb or wasnt he?


Just out of curiosity, who would you aim your long kicks at if you were playing in goal for City?


I am not a fan of Harts distribution but I laughed last night when Hart launched it in the air to Silva, who won the header and found Milner with it. I couldnt believe what I was seeing.

Re: fao herb

PostPosted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 3:03 pm
by Slim
He also kicked it to Aguero's head who managed to get it to Silva, led to one of our best attacks of the game.

Hart was last night praised by Messi, Enrique and Iniesta. Not a bad trio to judge a performance.

Re: fao herb

PostPosted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 3:11 pm
by Dubciteh
Slim wrote:He also kicked it to Aguero's head who managed to get it to Silva, led to one of our best attacks of the game.

Hart was last night praised by Messi, Enrique and Iniesta. Not a bad trio to judge a performance.


A pat on the back for kicking the ball back to them was it?:P

Re: fao herb

PostPosted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 3:12 pm
by Slim
Dubciteh wrote:
Slim wrote:He also kicked it to Aguero's head who managed to get it to Silva, led to one of our best attacks of the game.

Hart was last night praised by Messi, Enrique and Iniesta. Not a bad trio to judge a performance.


A pat on the back for kicking the ball back to them was it?:P


Could be the reason, maybe they don't want us replacing him.

Re: fao herb

PostPosted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 3:48 pm
by Sister of fu
Dubciteh wrote:
Sister of fu wrote:For those saying he didn't have a good game please go and wobble your heads. He was superb last night. No he didn't make loads of "for the camera" type saves but he made timely interventions and made himself very hard to beat. The save from Messi at the end was top notch and if De Gea made that you wouldn't hear the last of it. Saying that he has huge deficiencies in his game.

People can say keepers are there to stop shots etc but the game has evolved and so has the role of a goal keeper. If you are playing teams at the level of Barca of Bayern you can not keep giving possession back to them by your keeper either kicking it out of play or giving it back to the opposition, this being something Joe does far to often. He has to improve this part of his game or IMO be replaced.

From being around the club last year and seeing the work they do with the keepers all of them are now ball playing and have to be able to do this to a good standard. In the future I am pretty sure you will see one of our own playing in goal for city spraying the ball around with ultimate ease.


How can you say he was superb when you go on then to mention that you cant give away possession like he did? Countless times he kicked it straight to them or out of touch....i think once Sagna managed to keep one in by his dreadlocks. His saves were superb last night, his all round goalkeeping wasnt and as you point out its crucial against the top teams.

So which is it, was he superb or wasnt he?



I thought he had a super game last night. Last night I only recall him hoofing it out of play once. Last night I didn't see as much of the giving the ball away as I did against Burnley. He did very little wrong yesterday, im I wrong in saying that? I don't know one player that plays the perfect game. Messi is being lauded over for his performance last night, how many chances did he miss?? Do them misses take away from what was a mesmerising performance from the worlds greatest player, I don't think so.

Re: fao herb

PostPosted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 3:56 pm
by Dubciteh
Sister of fu wrote:
Dubciteh wrote:
Sister of fu wrote:For those saying he didn't have a good game please go and wobble your heads. He was superb last night. No he didn't make loads of "for the camera" type saves but he made timely interventions and made himself very hard to beat. The save from Messi at the end was top notch and if De Gea made that you wouldn't hear the last of it. Saying that he has huge deficiencies in his game.

People can say keepers are there to stop shots etc but the game has evolved and so has the role of a goal keeper. If you are playing teams at the level of Barca of Bayern you can not keep giving possession back to them by your keeper either kicking it out of play or giving it back to the opposition, this being something Joe does far to often. He has to improve this part of his game or IMO be replaced.

From being around the club last year and seeing the work they do with the keepers all of them are now ball playing and have to be able to do this to a good standard. In the future I am pretty sure you will see one of our own playing in goal for city spraying the ball around with ultimate ease.


How can you say he was superb when you go on then to mention that you cant give away possession like he did? Countless times he kicked it straight to them or out of touch....i think once Sagna managed to keep one in by his dreadlocks. His saves were superb last night, his all round goalkeeping wasnt and as you point out its crucial against the top teams.

So which is it, was he superb or wasnt he?



I thought he had a super game last night. Last night I only recall him hoofing it out of play once. Last night I didn't see as much of the giving the ball away as I did against Burnley. He did very little wrong yesterday, im I wrong in saying that? I don't know one player that plays the perfect game. Messi is being lauded over for his performance last night, how many chances did he miss?? Do them misses take away from what was a mesmerising performance from the worlds greatest player, I don't think so.


I wasnt having a go it was a genuine question, yes he gave it away a fair bit, once in the second half he hit it straight to them and they nearly scored, think he was trying to hit kolorov and got no where near it but there were plenty of times. I personally think those errors do take away from his performance, esp as it was in a losing team performance.

Re: fao herb

PostPosted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 4:29 pm
by Wonderwall
Dubciteh wrote:
Sister of fu wrote:
Dubciteh wrote:
Sister of fu wrote:For those saying he didn't have a good game please go and wobble your heads. He was superb last night. No he didn't make loads of "for the camera" type saves but he made timely interventions and made himself very hard to beat. The save from Messi at the end was top notch and if De Gea made that you wouldn't hear the last of it. Saying that he has huge deficiencies in his game.

People can say keepers are there to stop shots etc but the game has evolved and so has the role of a goal keeper. If you are playing teams at the level of Barca of Bayern you can not keep giving possession back to them by your keeper either kicking it out of play or giving it back to the opposition, this being something Joe does far to often. He has to improve this part of his game or IMO be replaced.

From being around the club last year and seeing the work they do with the keepers all of them are now ball playing and have to be able to do this to a good standard. In the future I am pretty sure you will see one of our own playing in goal for city spraying the ball around with ultimate ease.


How can you say he was superb when you go on then to mention that you cant give away possession like he did? Countless times he kicked it straight to them or out of touch....i think once Sagna managed to keep one in by his dreadlocks. His saves were superb last night, his all round goalkeeping wasnt and as you point out its crucial against the top teams.

So which is it, was he superb or wasnt he?



I thought he had a super game last night. Last night I only recall him hoofing it out of play once. Last night I didn't see as much of the giving the ball away as I did against Burnley. He did very little wrong yesterday, im I wrong in saying that? I don't know one player that plays the perfect game. Messi is being lauded over for his performance last night, how many chances did he miss?? Do them misses take away from what was a mesmerising performance from the worlds greatest player, I don't think so.


I wasnt having a go it was a genuine question, yes he gave it away a fair bit, once in the second half he hit it straight to them and they nearly scored, think he was trying to hit kolorov and got no where near it but there were plenty of times. I personally think those errors do take away from his performance, esp as it was in a losing team performance.


the problem WE (city fans) have is its been highlighted as a weak point for Hart, therefore its more noticeable as we have a heightened awareness of it. Just like our corner taking, its been highlighted so we are more conscious of them. I would bet that Hart is no better or worse then most other top keepers at kicking TBH (Neuer not included).

The thing with Joe is, he is a TOP keeper, he is OUR keeper and he WANTS to be OUR keeper, he is passionate for US. Lets get he fuck behind him eh!!!

Re: fao herb

PostPosted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 4:33 pm
by Cocacolajojo1
I get where you're coming from Dubciteh but I honestly think that Hart is improving. Statistically it might not be showing just yet, but I'd say he's a, getting better at determining when to leave his goalmouth, b, is playing it short more often and c, more of his long balls have a flat ball course, I.E. he is not only kicking it upfield but clearly aiming at someone and trying to get it there fast. He's not hitting the target more often than before though, but you often see the players giving him thumbs up and so forth, even when the balls go amiss, so they're clearly trying to encourage him to do this more often. I think Joe Hart is working on his deficiencies. Oh d, releasing the ball quicker via a throw is also happening a bit more often than before.

You don't get A for effort at this level but let's see how the work that I think he's putting into improving his play pans out. IMO.

Re: fao herb

PostPosted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 6:02 pm
by carl_feedthegoat
This crusade against Hart is ridiculous.

Re: fao herb

PostPosted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 6:27 pm
by iwasthere2012
carl_feedthegoat wrote:This crusade against Hart is ridiculous.

I agree. A crusade against any City player is ridiculous.......
That doesn't mean some don't need replacing.

Re: fao herb

PostPosted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 6:51 pm
by Herb
Nigels Tackle wrote:fuck off you cunt

#teamhart



Ha ha ha, what amazing bravery. Let's see if you have anything to back it up shall we?
PM me me for a meet outside the ground on Saturday and I'll see if you have the courage to say what you're brave enough to write from behind your keyboard.
I strongly suspect that you're all piss and wind - but you're at liberty to try to put me right on that.

Oh, and yes, Joe Hart had a great game, truly outstanding on the day (except for his usual shite distribution) and if he could learn how to distribute and also put on a keeping display like that in 3 out of 4 games, rather than in 1 game in every 10 or more, then he'd be good enough wouldn't he?

Re: fao herb

PostPosted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 7:13 pm
by Beefymcfc
Sue 'Fucking' Perb, that's what he was last night.

I know you're all complaining about his distribution but think about this. What if he's kicking it to our player but our player just isn't there?

Re: fao herb

PostPosted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 7:14 pm
by Peter Doherty (AGAIG)
Beefymcfc wrote:I know you're all complaining about his distribution but think about this. What if he's kicking it to our player but our player just isn't there?

Hardly surprising Beefy, our players are not supposed to be sat in the stands.

Re: fao herb

PostPosted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 7:19 pm
by Beefymcfc
Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:
Beefymcfc wrote:I know you're all complaining about his distribution but think about this. What if he's kicking it to our player but our player just isn't there?

Hardly surprising Beefy, our players are not supposed to be sat in the stands.

What you talking about, I only remember one of them hitting the bye-line. However, I was thinking more of the 'Invisible Man' ;-)