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He didn't invent it, just perfected it.Future generations will know Onana as the man who invented missing a penalty. Prepare the commemorative plaque.
He won’t do anything of note for us anyway, so at least he will be remembered in some way.Future generations will know Onana as the man who invented missing a penalty. Prepare the commemorative plaque.
He will be considered 1 of our rare success stories, a player we make a profit on, at the very least.He won’t do anything of note for us anyway, so at least he will be remembered in some way.
Yes, Dyche said that was his style and he was scoring them in training. Not sure what went wrong this time, but i agree it didnt LOOK good, but people cant think that he just wanted to pea roll it to the keeper....something went wrong for the lad.It would probably be wrong to shackle a young, overconfident player too much, but I hate those penalties. It should be about power and placement. Kicking a football properly where you aim it! Why choose a penalty “style” as Dyche put it that takes it away from footballing skill, power and placement and makes it a challenge between striker and keeper to see who blinks first? To me, choosing that style means you care just as much about how you are perceived to have scored, rather than the most important thing, actually scoring. If the keeper doesn’t blink you’ve reduced your chances to 50:50. Madison found that out too. Smashing it blindfolded would have a better chance in that situation.
Sounds like Onana was scoring them in training, but I bet the coaching staff were cringing. And given it became an abnormally important penalty, I’d have liked Tarks or Pickford etc to urge him to put his foot through it. Could have helped the lad out there. At least make it hit the keeper full blast in the face in saving it and take no flak.
Facts are, our two fairly agricultural centre backs walked up and dispatched two confident unsaveable spot kicks. He should be light years ahead technically as a £60m midfielder, but made himself look very silly.
Its great learning for him. I’m often his biggest critic, I think he has been sub-par far far more times than he has been even just good. BUT, he has been much better this season and has genuinely affected our points tally with effective contributions. Some fantastic weight of pass, and willing to put the ball at risk more to keep us moving forward. Didn’t used to like hearing he would do well in a better team, we have often carried him! But he is definitely showing signs that maybe he would/will.
Would be nice for him to put in a monster performance this weekend.
Should have had a peno but the officiating is a joke in this league and not even handed.