Tim Howard

[Caolam]

Trump has just announced when he is elected President he is going to invade Liverpool and reinstate Tim Howard as No. 1.

 

[Eric Djemba-Djemba]

an actual work of genius

Why is Martin Jol on our badge?

 

[Groucho]

I'm expecting a statement from Obama any time now.

Many US members here see Howard as past it.

 

[steken1]

Many US members here see Howard as past it.

Most still see him as a top level goalkeeper and blame the defence. It's a fundamental flaw they cannot get past to fully understand 'soccer'

 

[Chang Elephant]

Many US members here see Howard as past it.

and Doug's a member also

 

[Groucho]

Most still see him as a top level goalkeeper and blame the defence. It's a fundamental flaw they cannot get past to fully understand 'soccer'

You've taken a rather bigoted view toward an entire nation here you know. Comes across a bit poor.

I'm not saying they all dislike Howard, but I feel personally you've taken it a bit, well, personally.

and Doug's a member also

Who was not, to my knowledge, American.

 

[peteblue]

Howard has been a great keeper for our club, so too Was Nigel Martyn, Ted Sagar, Gordon West and the greatest goalkeeper we have ever seen In Neville Southall.......but they all get old and they all have a sell by date......it's sad but it always happens.......

 

[Eric Djemba-Djemba]

Americans are generally clueless on footballing matters tbf.

 

[lancs blue]

Howard would be breaching trading standards big time. Well past his sell buy date.

 

[MrPerfectNot]

Americans are generally clueless on footballing matters tbf.

Feels like that's a bit of a broad brush, generally, tbf.

 

[Pienaar's gloves]

You see, I literally can't remember this ever happening. Not once can I think of a time he's pulled off a save that made me go "wow, how did he do that? He had no right to save that". A save such as the one Butland pulled off on Saturday from a point blank Lukaku header. At his best, he was able to do the absolute basics of his job, a middle of the road Premier League keeper. Sadly those days are long, long gone

Aside from USA v. Belgium (all of it):
From Robinho at home to City, 08/09
Against Southampton at home last season

I'm not saying they were frequent but they were boss and saved us game. There are probably more.

 

[Woolverhampton_Blue]

Americans are generally clueless on footballing matters tbf.

They don't even call it by its proper name, football.

Having said that there are a few posters on here who I believe are American, and they seem to know more about football than me.

 

[Goat]

Having said that there are a few posters on here who I believe are American, and they seem to know more about football than me.

Simply not true.

 

[Woolverhampton_Blue]

Simply not true.

Well then either they just pretend to be American or I'm clueless about football. Either one is just as likely.

 

[MikeH72]

Aside from USA v. Belgium (all of it):
From Robinho at home to City, 08/09
Against Southampton at home last season

I'm not saying they were frequent but they were boss and saved us game. There are probably more.

The Southampton one was not a great save, at all. He made it harder than it needed to be by being woefully out of position and painfully slow to react, any keeper would have just stood up and caught it. The Belgium-USA game he didn't make an outstanding save, he made 15 fairly routine stops. Most were with his legs too. He hasn't made a save that's anywhere near as impressive as Butland's from Lukaku, that I can think of ever