Lloris might make a decent completion rate, but imo his choices are often poor, especially putting teammates under pressure when a long kick would be better. And it goes down as a completed pass when he does this silly little chip out to the full-back that is completely telegraphed...this pass often not easy for the full-back to get under control, meaning the full-back's next pass is done under a lot of pressure and we turnover possession. But nevermind, it goes down as a completed pass for Hugo, so all good, right? Technically, his shank to Sissoko the other day was a completed pass -- I wouldn't wipe my ar5e with that stat.
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Hugo Lloris
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The Journeyman
Andy Turner
Hugo was very good today - we would certainly have dropped points without him.
So this may sound petty but... his ability to dive the wrong way for almost every single penalty is uncanny. If you were tossing a coin you could never be wrong so often.
So this may sound petty but... his ability to dive the wrong way for almost every single penalty is uncanny. If you were tossing a coin you could never be wrong so often.
Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
He dived the wrong way for the offside goal too.
nayenezgani
Jimmy Neighbour
Alongside Lamela he was instrumental in winning us three points tonight.
At least four top class saves, decisive and commited in key moments too. The Hugo we're all used to.
Keep it going please Captain Fantastic.
At least four top class saves, decisive and commited in key moments too. The Hugo we're all used to.
Keep it going please Captain Fantastic.
SteveAWOL
Chris Jones
FWIW...
Hugo has saved 11 out of 76 (14%) penalties he’s faced
https://www.transfermarkt.com/hugo-lloris/elfmeterstatistik/spieler/17965
Oblak is 12 from 34 (35%)
Neuer is 18 from 55 (33%)
Navas is 14 from 43 (33%)
Alisson is 5 from 15 (33%)
Buffon is 31 from 101 (31%)
Stegen is 10 from 38 (26%)
De Gea is 11 from 46 (24%)
Ederson is 5 from 23 (22%)
Cech is 17 from 76 (22%)
Courtois is 5 from 34 (15%)
awesome dawson
Mitchell Thomas
That was an excellent - low to his right, save from Neves but you'd hope he's going to make those when he's making lapses elsewhere. He's always been a top class shot stopper, just a bit ropey with his feet.
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
Hugo has played for some sides that have conceded a lot of penalties then
Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
Because the whole team performed so well against Chelsea, Lloris's contribution seems to have gone under the radar somewhat.
But for once the complete absence of any hesitation or uncertainty whenever he was involved was both notable and heartening. Hoping this is a sign that he is at last over his post-World Cup/drink-driving wobbles and that we can now look forward to a more prolongued gaff-free spell.
But for once the complete absence of any hesitation or uncertainty whenever he was involved was both notable and heartening. Hoping this is a sign that he is at last over his post-World Cup/drink-driving wobbles and that we can now look forward to a more prolongued gaff-free spell.
Dunno if it was my imagination, but seemed like he kicked long v Chelsea more often than not. Didn't do us any harm, I'm glad we avoided giving them any momentum by playing stupid passes from the back. It's good to build from the back, but in games against good teams, we should play with more pragmatism (and that's what we did v Chelsea).
parklane1
Tony Galvin
No it was not your imagination as we said the same at the game, maybe it was what Poch told him to do and i hope he keeps mixing it up.
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
That aligned itself to letting them have te ball where we could press them u to making mistakes
Worked a treat
SteveAWOL
Chris Jones
Certainly far fewer short passes than Lloris attempted against Emirates Marketing Project...
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DubaiSpur
Ian Walker
Second one, absolutely. Third one, deflected off Dier, couldn't do much imo.
Yiddo
Jack Jull
Watching the replay he sort of slides over first then tries to dive when he isn't sure if its going in.