Jreverton1
Player Valuation: £15m
The manager spends a week on the training pitch in between games going through tactics with the defence and he can't get them to be organised or play well, what hope does Pickford have during a game?!
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Abraders
Player Valuation: £60m
A lot of them been away tbf unsy wont have had a lot of time with this squad at all tbh
Jreverton1
Player Valuation: £15m
What about Koeman before Unsworth? Defence was crap then.
Abraders
Player Valuation: £60m
True..
Very much this. He's got his work cut out with our defense this season but his lack of maturity shows at critical times. Hopefully that will come and his decision making will improve. The ingredients are there. He's good at coming for high crosses but he has rushed out a few times this season. He also really needs to work on getting the ball away from danger when he stops shots. It's not always possible but he was saved by goal line clearances for England last week and cost us today.
Chuck Robles in and let him watch / reflect on what not to do for a game or two. Maybe no, eh?
As he never caught a good shot all afternoon!
One thing that may well be crucial to Jordan's development is getting a top goalkeeping coach in. Koeman's stooge has left so I'm not sure who is in post. Down to the new manager of course, but it is an important appointment.
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
Did think he should of done better on the goal but can' really say he lost us 2 points as the defense was a joke, we had about 4 players over on the left of the pitch and they still picked a pass and the player turned with all those Everton shirts around him, very poor
Zatara
Player Valuation: £90m
Its Alan Kelly, someone who was at Preston when Pickford was there...
Piss poor for both goals but he won't need anyone telling him that. I've noticed something he does which he done at Sunderland and I'm surprised a coach hasn' asked him to alter it slightly. When saving, he does a lot with closed fists and a lot of the time if you save like that you can't be 100% Where it's going to land. With open hands you have a bit more control over where you are palming the ball.
Not criticizing him as it's obviously worked well for him, just an observation and noticed it more on a couple of goals conceded ( Watford and Palace )
Not criticizing him as it's obviously worked well for him, just an observation and noticed it more on a couple of goals conceded ( Watford and Palace )
mkrudden
Player Valuation: £40m
Joe,
The ball is drilled across the 6 yard box. He has to go for it. Even if he doesn't, Zaha still has a tap in.
Unless you're saying he would have saved a tap in within the 6 yard box?
First one was poor, agreed, but he's a kid.
Kever10
Player Valuation: £15m
You say "etc", when I think you actually meant "."
Because let's face it, you stopped because there were no others.
So what you have is in effect, the Liverpool game, (and I'm assuming you mean the Anfield Derby, because Joel was not to blame for the Goodison goal).
For me, he reacted awkwardly to the 1st. It looked strange. That's about it. If that was Pickford, people would be excusing him because our team, notably Gueye, just allowed Mane to waltz through the midfield and defence unchallenged. Noone was saving the second, and the 3rd was no worse than Lyons 1st goal in the away game, but again, it's worse because it's Joel. Reality is, we didn't lose that game because of Joel, but people blamed him anyway.
Burnley, he gave away a clumsy pen. No goalkeeper has ever done that... Thankfully, we won that game 3-1... and beat Watford 3-2.
And the spurs game. Joel passes to Schneiderlin who was asking for the ball, Schneiderlin loses possession and Joel gets blamed for the goal.
So really, yeah, that is the awful lot of howlers he made. He didn't dive, he gave away a pen, and he completed a pass to someone who lost it because he was, ironically, too afraid/wise to pass it backwards to Ashley Williams.
And let's ignore all the cleansheets, because that was down to the defence...
Ahem...
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