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I know they have had chances, but I feel a whole lot more comfortable with him between the sticks.

So does the team.

ENIAM NAM wrote:I know they have had chances, but I feel a whole lot more comfortable with him between the sticks.

Couldn't agree more

Love me some Willy.

it is the confidence he gives the others that is just great

sheblue wrote:So does the team.

You can really sense it. Makes such a difference.

ENIAM NAM wrote:

sheblue wrote:So does the team.

You can really sense it. Makes such a difference.

But can Guardiola see it?????????????????????

Justified logic wrote:

ENIAM NAM wrote:

sheblue wrote:So does the team.

You can really sense it. Makes such a difference.

But can Guardiola see it?????????????????????

I'm sure he can see it, but will he do anything about it!

There's nothing I like more than the sight of Blg Willy standing proud between the uprights.

aristation wrote:it is the confidence he gives the others that is just great

Exactly.

Like I said in the match thread , he made more saves in one match than that muppet we have playing game after game has made in numerous games.

Caballero also came off his line to claim a ball - something that I rarely see Bravo doing.

He deserves to take over goalkeeping duties imo.

carl_feedthegoat wrote:Like I said in the match thread , he made more saves in one match than that muppet we have playing game after game has made in numerous games.

Caballero also came off his line to claim a ball - something that I rarely see Bravo doing.

He deserves to take over goalkeeping duties imo.

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carl_feedthegoat wrote:Like I said in the match thread , he made more saves in one match than that muppet we have playing game after game has made in numerous games.

Caballero also came off his line to claim a ball - something that I rarely see Bravo doing.

He deserves to take over goalkeeping duties imo.

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Caballero should start the league games. A helluva lot more confidence in that defence when he plays.

Can't disagree with any of this. Have been very critical of willy in the past but think everything seemed so much calmer at the back with him tonight and think Bravo would have struggled with the few high balls that did come into the box. Think he deserves the next league game

Pep, by all that's right and fair, should give him an extended run in the side.

At the very least, he can't do any worse than Bravo and taking Bravo out of the firing line might do him some good as well.

Did nothing wrong but that wasn't the game to judge as they hardly closed him down or gave him much threat at set pieces - had a tendency to knock back out into active areas and his long ball distribution isn't great - not saying Bravo is better but I doubt either are what Pep wants but he'll persevere with Bravo until the right man turns up

ENIAM NAM wrote:

Justified logic wrote:

ENIAM NAM wrote:

sheblue wrote:So does the team.

You can really sense it. Makes such a difference.

But can Guardiola see it?????????????????????

I'm sure he can see it, but will he do anything about it!

He will look at it but will he see it? It's like the difference between hearing and listening. And on that, I don't think Guardiola can have been listening to all the advice and warnings coming his way about the PL. If he had have been he wouldn't have played that clown so much, if at all, or even have spunked the money out for him.

Agree I'd rather see willy over bravo - but lets face it weve never asked for willy over hart

Would have Hart back in a beat.

Also worth a mention that Kolorov not being there may also have been a factor.