glasgowspur
Andy Thompson
The second one I think it tanganga that more at fault, he stands waiting on the ball coming to him instead of attacking it.
And if Hugo had been off his line as people wanted his view would have been blocked by tanganga.
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Hugo Lloris
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The second one I think it tanganga that more at fault, he stands waiting on the ball coming to him instead of attacking it.
And if Hugo had been off his line as people wanted his view would have been blocked by tanganga.
Jurgen the German
Willie Hall
It’s not just one mistake though. He has made a series of embarrassing blunders this season, one of which unfortunately for him and us led to him being injured long term. Not to mention he has made numerous high profile blunders in big games for Spurs and France. As others have pointed out, we are not good enough to cover for his mistakes. Rafa Nadal struggles with confidence issues apparently strange as that sounds. Wouldn’t surprise me if Lloris had similar issues. He just looks like a bag of nerves before and during the game.
SpurMeUp
Gary Stevens
All keepers make some mistakes. I agree he's had a few this season. Again, getting a stable team, stable with the manager. They will all help us be a bit more certain and focused. We need a No. 2 who can compete with Hugo. Not sure if we can bring in someone better with our existing requirements and budget.
parklane1
Tony Galvin
Yet more mistakes, we actually started the game well and then he let a soft one in and what confidence we had started to decline, and then once the second mistake happened it was game over.
Eight years he has been here and for a lot of that time he has been a top keeper but the mistakes are happening nearly every game now. I know we have a lot of positions to try and strengthen in the summer but a new keeper is becoming a priority ( imo)
Eight years he has been here and for a lot of that time he has been a top keeper but the mistakes are happening nearly every game now. I know we have a lot of positions to try and strengthen in the summer but a new keeper is becoming a priority ( imo)
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
It was a game that was calling out for our experienced players to step up, show their class, be the cooler heads in a difficult situation.
Call very much unanswered by our captain.
After his injury, when Gazzaniga was playing well, I thought the calls for Lloris to lose his place more permanently were way premature. Now... Not so sure. Hopefully with some more games he'll recover his form. If this continues for the rest of this season some hard questions have to be asked and answered by Mourinho and his staff.
Robbo
Paul Walsh
Agreed. I wouldn’t call any of the goals mistakes from Lloris, but he could definitely have done better on both occations. I'm more worried about the calamitous defensive organisation leading up to the goals though. Poor positioning and closing down from several players. We looked so disorganised.
parklane1
Tony Galvin
I agree that defenders are not really helping on a lot of occasions, however if you are a defender and you are worried about your keeper making mistakes it does not help you play at your best. Lloris has been our 3rd best keeper i have seen at the lane but he is making far more mistakes then he should be and has done in the past. IMO
glasgowspur
Andy Thompson
What about the keeper worrying about the six defenders making mistakes?
Unless I'm mistaken the guy closing downer the shooter was Lamela ffs.
Works both ways.
None of them are covering themselves in glory.
parklane1
Tony Galvin
As you say it can work both ways but, if the keeper comes charging out for a ball because he has no faith in the defenders then you can excuse him for that ,however both goals last night were because Lloris was slow getting down to the ball and the one against Burnley was done to his poor handling as well.
glasgowspur
Andy Thompson
Or maybe he is so unsure where the next shot is coming from because his defence can't block shots or track runners he can't set himself.
Not defending him, he's been poor, but no worse than most.
parklane1
Tony Galvin
Keeper is the most important player on the pitch ( imo) and Lloris is not only letting the team down he is also ruining his own reputation. As i have said he is the 3rd best keeper i have seen here but he has been here 8 years and for whatever reason he is no longer that. Of course you can say the same for some of out other players, but from my experiance if you can not trust the keeper behind you as a player then you are in trouble.
awesome dawson
Mitchell Thomas
Even his kicking looked to have improved. That save from Martial was top draw.
SteveAWOL
Barry Daines
How much Llorente might’ve liked being on the end of a few of those hoofs to flick on to teammates towards the end of the match...
mjc23
Terry Fenwick
Obviously I'm going to jinx him but I think he's been excellent in the two games played. There's been numerous shots and crosses that I'm expecting to bounce off him but his handling has been excellent and he's holding on to the ball well. Made some decent saves too.
Keep it up Hugo.
Keep it up Hugo.