elampiro:


The keeper already went towards to his left, to behind the wall. You didn't see him? If the ball went over the wall he would probably have saved it. It went to his right and he recovered poorly.

chrisley024:
Nawa for you. Which one is 'more dangerous' when we know it difficult to lift the ball over the wall to score. Easy to score on the side not shielded and reason Gks stay there.

elampiro:


You don't understand. No one said it cant go there. I said it is easier to recover if it is going to the keeper's right. This keeper tried to recover but was poor at it. If this ball went to his right, he would probably have gotten there.

Remember too there was a movement from Blind which added to the confusion.

chrisley024:
Once a Gk has made a move it will be very difficult to recover and go the other way. The ball moves in few seconds. You're saying recover and move the other way like they've spring on the waist.

The fact is that the Gk should be blamed for today's goal; for being beaten on his side.

elampiro:
Did you guys see how Romero came out to pick a corner kick today, and he didn't drop it. Was it a free kick sef? I like that aspect of his game. It reminds me of Van D'Sar.

elampiro:


It is easy to move the ball over the wall. Almost every team has a player who can do that. We have had Owen Hargreaves, Mata who did it. Playing with the right foot to the far post cannot be anywhere as dangerous as playing with the left foot into the far post from that spot.

It is easy to score the side not shielded if the ball is curled around the wall with the opposite foot. For instance, 90% of the time, a left footer should have taken our freekick today and try to aim it around the wall. That means Fellaini should have given way from where he was standing.

Rashford was able to score because the ball still went over the wall, the keeper moved to his left and made a poor recovery and Blind step over the freekick.

elampiro:
Did you guys see how Romero came out to pick a corner kick today, and he didn't drop it. Was it a free kick sef? I like that aspect of his game. It reminds me of Van D'Sar.

elampiro:


Keepers recover every now and them. Is it today we have started watching freekicks. You can still look at some saved freekicks in youtube.

chrisley024:
Still saying similar thing. Harder behind the wall cos of the ball projectile motion. It has to go over the wall and come down in the short distance to travel so it's more difficult unlike the other side where the ball travels longer distance so can easily get the target while landing.

chrisley024:
Of course we know Gk recover but for such close range free kicks, a Gk will be easily beaten once he has aimed for the wrong side and the goal is Gk's error if beaten on his side just like Lloris was blamed for Willian's goal and today's goal. I haven't seen anywhere DDG was even mentioned for Sigurdson's goal.

elampiro:


DeGea did not move against Fernabache. He did not move against Swansea from same spot. So we should just surrender a goal to opponent e every time we concede a free kick there because DeGea would not be blame?

Did you see Wolfsburg keeper dived full length to try save Alaba's freekick from same spot? But DDG will not move even when played with a more predictable right foot.

dubylhover:


guy this seems a bit personal tho,seems you don't fancy ddg much..you have overflogged this matter..and I didn't c you criticising wazza for commiting a foul in that dangerous area..imagine if it was fellaini who was the culprit,men wouldn't forgive him here..

elrony:


Chaiiiiiiiii. ...You need fast for 7 days!

elampiro:


Go back and read my criticism of Waza same day.

So you guys now support DeGea not to even make a dive or an attempt for freekicks?

dubylhover:


we are not supporting ddg,but for all the things he has done for us,I think your criticism is over the top..it just seemed like you had been waiting for the mistake to happen..
every keeper has one flaw or the other..

elampiro:


DeGea did not move against Fernabache. He did not move against Swansea from same spot. So we should just surrender a goal to opponent e every time we concede a free kick there because DeGea would not be blame?

Did you see Wolfsburg keeper dived full length to try save Alaba's freekick from same spot? But DDG will not move even when played with a more predictable right foot.

dubylhover:


we are not supporting ddg,but for all the things he has done for us,I think your criticism is over the top..it just seemed like you had been waiting for the mistake to happen..
every keeper has one flaw or the other..

chrisley024:
Whoever says Sig's goal is a Gk's error just has another issue with the GK. If saved it's a great save and not expected saves while the Gk can never be blamed for it. DDG has his errors which we know but not try to make him the scape-goat for that goal.

afrodoc2:


Elampiro was one the greatest DDG critics when we first bought him ( and with good reason) so I know he has never been really convinced about DDG especially when it comes to aerial balls.
I believe the problem is really about where DDG's positioning for free kicks. May he needs to start positioning himself a bit more towards the middle so he can have a chance to get to those balls that go over the wall.
Having said that it is worse when a keeper gets beaten on HIS OWN SIDE like the Celta Vigo goalie yesterday. That is much worse than DDG's error, a keeper should never be beaten on his own side.

dubylhover:


yea,d celta keeper messed up a biggie..I wonder y elamps is attacking ddg

PattyCake:


Hunger can make one do funny things.

bigkesh:
Mourinho in 2013: "Chelsea were not successful winning the EL.. If I won the EL it would be a big disappointment"

dubylhover:


we are not supporting ddg,but for all the things he has done for us,I think your criticism is over the top..it just seemed like you had been waiting for the mistake to happen..
every keeper has one flaw or the other..