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Mitchell Thomas
Letting that loose ball slip through his hands was simply not good enough. He's a shot stopper but nothing more than that.
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Michel Vorm
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Letting that loose ball slip through his hands was simply not good enough. He's a shot stopper but nothing more than that.
Mulletperm
Mauricio Taricco
Even more frustrating is the shots he stopped he pushed back out into the 6 yard box.
jts1882
Dean Richards
Twisting to grab a bouncing ball is difficult. It was poor but understandable. The pathetic attempt to punch the ball away before the first goal was purely bad goalkeeping. He should have caught it. I've defended him on the grounds that he's about as good as you get for a backup, but that game was very disappointing. As Mulletperm says, there were other instances where his saves were close to assists.
Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
This witch hunt of Vorm is becoming a sick joke. Three others also make critical mistakes in the build up to Liverpool's first goal - Toby, Eriksen and Dire - yet almost all your spleen is being vented on the softest target, the reserve keeper. By definition that means he's not going to be quite as good as our first choice. Yes he was poor but allowances need to be made. It's not even as though Lloris doesn't commit his share of howlers either.
In a total of just 13 PL appearances over five seasons for Tottenham, Vorm has conceded a grand total of 14 goals. It may surprise you to learn that that's two fewer than Lloris has in his last 13 appearances for the club. Yet Lloris has the luxury of playing with the same set of defenders week-in, week-out.
So please, just give it a fudging rest.
In a total of just 13 PL appearances over five seasons for Tottenham, Vorm has conceded a grand total of 14 goals. It may surprise you to learn that that's two fewer than Lloris has in his last 13 appearances for the club. Yet Lloris has the luxury of playing with the same set of defenders week-in, week-out.
So please, just give it a fudging rest.
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Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
It's quite clear when a player isn't good enough though. Janssen, Nkoudou, Llorente, Sissoko don't get many defenders anymore either
Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
Point is, he's there purely as a stand by so it's not the same. If he was that good he'd have been off long since.
Baleforce
Arthur Rowe
I'd like this twice if I could
StephenH
David Ginola
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
But you need a backup that doesn't cost you a goal a game. Cudicini was always more reliable.
Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
Ahem. In his 18 Premier League appearances Cudicini let in 22. It was he who also conceded 5 in two CL games against Inter and 5 in one FA Cup tie against his former club Chelsea.
Try again.
No, he wasn't.
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
I call flimflam
Legohamster
Ian Walker
We had 10 men against Inter after Gomes had been sent off.
He also pulled off a great save to keep it 1-0 at home to Inter.
Lemonade Money
Les Medley
This witch hunt of Vorm is becoming a sick joke. Three others also make critical mistakes in the build up to Liverpool's first goal - Toby, Eriksen and Dire - yet almost all your spleen is being vented on the softest target, the reserve keeper. By definition that means he's not going to be quite as good as our first choice. Yes he was poor but allowances need to be made. It's not even as though Lloris doesn't commit his share of howlers either.
In a total of just 13 PL appearances over five seasons for Tottenham, Vorm has conceded a grand total of 14 goals. It may surprise you to learn that that's two fewer than Lloris has in his last 13 appearances for the club. Yet Lloris has the luxury of playing with the same set of defenders week-in, week-out.
So please, just give it a fudging rest.
parklane1
Tony Galvin
Great post, what gets me i have heard similar said about both Cudicni and Freidel when they were here. What do those three have in common? simple they were all back up keepers for most of their time here, if they were as good as the keepers they were filling in for they would have been the number one keepers.
It is hard to find keepers who are top class to be content with being back up keepers and those three were better then most at that job.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
It's time to back an 18/19 year old who can learn from Lloris and succeed him in 3-4 years time.
Lopez was perfect for that except he was a couple of years too old/needed first team action
Lopez was perfect for that except he was a couple of years too old/needed first team action
StephenH
David Ginola
I’d rather Mignolet if I’m being really honest.
Bedfordspurs
Mark Falco
We need a keeper who can play the same way we play... Mignolet is like Edward Scissor hands
He isn't a bad keeper but he has too many ricks in his game
Its why De Gea would struggle at us or City as he can't play in a high line
