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Guglielmo Vicario
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Tottenham Hotspur on Instagram: "Inspiring the next generation 🧤 Vic recently surprised our young @spursacademy goalkeepers to pass on some knowledge and insight at Hotspur Way 🤍"
17K likes, 109 comments - spursofficial on January 19, 2024: "Inspiring the next generation 🧤 Vic recently surprised our young @spursacademy goalkeepers to..."
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Not sure how we let Vic slip to page 3
Brilliant save at end to keep us in game, and wound up Tony
Brilliant save at end to keep us in game, and wound up Tony
Jurgen the German
Willie Hall
I feel like we’re getting a bit of a rep as sledgers. Ange even said he doesn’t want the players to react to provocation and you can see why. Players like Rodri can be wound up as we’ve seen earlier this season. I’m for all sticking up for yourself but as long as we don’t overreact like we did against Chelsea.
Bishop
Nick Barmby
Savage.
Chrissivad
Chris Armstrong
I think Vicario did it the right way. Let them talk all game, but gives it back to them after the final whistle after he has done his job.
90291Spur
Paul Walsh
First Wilson and now Toney. Good on him.
Bullet
Colin Calderwood
Vic does lots of things well. Lots of great saves.
Prone to parrying it back out into danger.
Prone to taking a step back rather than forwards. This was Lloris' overriding weakpoint, as the ball arrived, Lloris was always falling back and reacting to things, falling into his own net rather than proactively coming out and clearing everything out.
The goals today were due to this; both times being a bit weak and reactive rather than proactively bulldozing all before him.
Prone to parrying it back out into danger.
Prone to taking a step back rather than forwards. This was Lloris' overriding weakpoint, as the ball arrived, Lloris was always falling back and reacting to things, falling into his own net rather than proactively coming out and clearing everything out.
The goals today were due to this; both times being a bit weak and reactive rather than proactively bulldozing all before him.
glasgowspur
Andy Thompson
I think he's a good keeper, not sure he's as good as he's portrayed but good.
I don't blame him for today's goals, first one is a foul and the second one the cross is too far out for to come for.
There's less from today, if we take them we'll be fine.
Bedfordspurs
Chris Waddle
He is the 2nd best keeper in the legaue
Tactical you can hurt him and us by literally standing on him
I’ll take that
Tactical you can hurt him and us by literally standing on him
I’ll take that
jrh
Niko Kranjcar
Be good if our defenders could be a bit more proactive and get between opposing players and big Vic. I don't think he gets enough help
lurker of old
Ramon Vega
He's not used to having players back into him but he needs to find a way of dealing with it. What do other goalies do when someone backs into them?
Chrissivad
Chris Armstrong
Push them away.
If we stick with zonal and he has players around him, he needs to be stronger. Hold off players until he needs to jump.
90291Spur
Paul Walsh
What if we stuck one of our players next to the oppo spoiler, make it harder for them to instruct and would Vic?
Robbo
Paul Walsh
Consistently get free kicks?
Mosquito_Coasting
Gerry Armstrong
Maybe that's why they stopped standing on him and instead that ex Leeds guy was a couple of paces off and then went and fouled him... To be fair I didn't notice anyone protecting him at any point.
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
Said on the (Norwegian) commentary that a lot of keepers now prefer to deal with opponents putting them under pressure like that for corners on their own.
It's difficult, but adding another teammate makes it more crowded and in some ways can make it harder.
Don't know what will be right for us and Vic, but we need to find a good solution. Seems obvious that we can't rely on refs and VAR to help us out. So either Vic needs to be stronger and a bit more aggressive in how he deals with it himself (think keepers can get away with quite a lot in those situations) or he needs some help. Teams will keep doing this as long as it's seen as a weakness.
It's difficult, but adding another teammate makes it more crowded and in some ways can make it harder.
Don't know what will be right for us and Vic, but we need to find a good solution. Seems obvious that we can't rely on refs and VAR to help us out. So either Vic needs to be stronger and a bit more aggressive in how he deals with it himself (think keepers can get away with quite a lot in those situations) or he needs some help. Teams will keep doing this as long as it's seen as a weakness.
Wouldn't the idea be they step away taking the oppo player with them. Giving the gk space?