Second this guys comment. Need clips of how he is with the ball at his feet. For our goalkeeping dept to go to that next level we need a guy with hands as good as pope but with superior feet.

Lo mas importante de un portero es que pare balones y salve partidos. Mamarsda a día de hoy es el mejor del mundo

his long ball acc is only 28% pass acc is 46%this season last season was 35% and 59% respectively FYI, Pope is around 34% and 71% this season

Crosses are important got to be able to deal with them aswell not enough coverage of balls into box

It is vital as Dubravka and Karius will both be leaving and Pope is now a huge risk with his shoulder injury

This man. He looks like an absolute liability.

That's how you save, the thing you should see is if the parries are landing back in the box near the penalty spot or away from the box.

Bro I'll have him in ahead of Pope .

Wont need that we arent arsenal or city

@@Mansukh09 yeah but we are building towards that mate we got pope already similar profile to this guy we have to go for someone else

@mukhtarmuhamud1539 eddie howes style of play isnt possession based and we have saw teams that dont need possession win titles like mourhinos chelsea, or jurgen klopps liverpool, or even Inter

@@Mansukh09 jurgen klopp liverpool depends on GK playing with his feet like allison goalkeepers now need to be able to play with their feet and as well stop shots whats the points of going for this guy are we trying to become brentford longball fc with the likes pf arsenal and city in the league mate we have to dominate possetion of the game to win doesnt mean we are playing like city but to dominate you have to have ball dominance for the majority of our games

Ramsdale? Feet also an issue

No he is not

Because he's dislocated his shoulder twice and his last injury fu*ked our season?

Stop being so blindly emotional Mike. Nick has now shown he has an Achilles (second shoulder dislocation) and these are not only long time recoveries, but become 1/ more prone to happen, and 2/ longer and longer recoveries every time. Since Nick’s arrival Dubbs has made it quite clear he does not like to sit on the bench, and if we have any aspirations of rising through the ranks in the EPL we need top level alternative choices in EVERY position, especially keeper. The problem is this video only shows him as a shot stopper but the real question is, is he actually a modern day sweeper keeper, can he play with his feet and command his third of the pitch, which our style of play demands. We play a full pitch press, which means a high defensive line. And the simple ball over the top has cost us a lot this season as Dubbs is loathe to leave his box. He is a good shot stopper but does leave us vulnerable to the long ball as he is slow to leave his line. In that resepct this video is shite. It shows nothing.

@@cupiddstunt If injuries were the judgement of a player we would be selling alot more than we are keeping this season. I thibnk we missed a trick with karius who, with a bit of confidence and some game time could have been better than Dubs

@@mikem9309 OK to quote you:- “If injuries were the judgement of a player” please point out where I have judged Nick. Read my comment again and you will see all I have done is state facts by pointing out the obvious, and I repeat, we now have a keeper that has an Achilles heel, a left shoulder that has dislocated TWICE. Nick now has an inherent weakness, connective tissue NEVER regains full strength, muscle damage even when quite severe can often be recovered yes, connective tissue not so much, and recovery from connective tissue (because it is none vascular) damage is very long term recovery. So we now have a keeper with a built in weakness, a time bomb as it were that could go off at any time. To know this and NOT plan around it by not bringing in a top level keeper is absolute madness. Dubbs wants to move out to be first choice keeper somewhere to protect his international selection. Karius wants to be nearer to Italy and his partner and child. NUFC are absolutely correct in looking for top level competition/backup for Nick. And if you think Eddie missed a trick with Karius then you are in the wrong employment, you should be a top half epl manager/coach. When Gilespie was being interviewed about his game winning penalty save by the pundits Eddie made a point of interrupting and heaping praise on Mark for his work. Do you actually think Eddie is not aware of the psychology aspects of player coaching?