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2019/20 Jordan Pickford

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davek said:
Just missed out on him and the other feller Lawson. Thankfully.
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Two peas in a pod they were Dave, cost us at least two trophies in my opinion - League 74/5, League Cup 77. Dai was capable of some inspired displays but disaster was never more than a high cross away. Lawson was a record fee for a goalkeeper at the time - not the Catt's finest hour.
 
BigMick said:
Two peas in a pod they were Dave, cost us at least two trophies in my opinion - League 74/5, League Cup 77. Dai was capable of some inspired displays but disaster was never more than a high cross away. Lawson was a record fee for a goalkeeper at the time - not the Catt's finest hour.
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Especially when Liverpool were blessed with Clemence at that time!
 
Cannot understand how he would start for rest of season performance wise. Impossible. But he will because there must be something in his contract or such.
 
McBain said:
I didn't realise that he throws the ball into the net every game! I can't believe he even has a job in football!

Is that so confusing i'm agreeing with you mate?
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He has one of lowest shots/save percentages in the league. He’s garbage mate. #gettheraveon

EDIT: the lowest.
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David Lawson. 80K record fee for a goalie and he didn't even look like one. To be honest Dai the Drop was abouit 15K and a back up. Lawson did cost us the league for me anyway.
 


Carlo Ancelotti admits that Jordan Pickford is "not doing well" but has given the Everton goalkeeper his full backing.

Pickford was under the spotlight before the Premier League was suspended in March but a series of basic errors since the re-start have heaped more pressure on the Blues' No1.

The 26-year-old has spoken with Ancelotti following Sunday's game at Wolves where he was beaten at his near post for the host's third goal and came close to conceding another when he let a tame shot squirm through his body.

Everton's manager has told Pickford to be "focused on himself" and the goalkeeper is viewing tomorrow night's game with Aston Villa as an opportunity to draw a line in the sand after a worrying finish to the season.


Ancelotti says he continues to have complete faith in the England stopper yet told him earlier this week that he must improve.

But when asked if Pickford needed greater competition on his place as Blues' No1, Ancelotti replied: "I don't know if he needs competition.


" I know that he is not doing well. I spoke with him. He's not doing well.

"He has to be focused on himself, on his performance, day by day to try to be better.

"I'm not so worried because he has quality, he has character but I have to say to him, and I said to him, that he has to improve.


"I don't know if he feels pressure or doesn't feel pressure. I think that pressure is a part of your job, you have to feel pressure but pressure can be a good gasoline for your job.

"I have, and everyone else at the club, has total confidence in his quality. It is true he can do better and he knows this because he is critical of himself. I hope there is improvement in the next games."

Ancelotti, who is expected to start next season with Pickford, Jonas Lossl and Joao Virginia as his goalkeeping options, added: "I spoke to him yesterday about this.

"There is absolutely no problem.

"For the quality that he has, and he agreed, he has to be better. "






Ancelotti, who is expected to start next season with Pickford, Jonas Lossl and Joao Virginia as his goalkeeping options


No new Keeper lads.
 
MarcelsGoat said:


Carlo Ancelotti admits that Jordan Pickford is "not doing well" but has given the Everton goalkeeper his full backing.

Pickford was under the spotlight before the Premier League was suspended in March but a series of basic errors since the re-start have heaped more pressure on the Blues' No1.

The 26-year-old has spoken with Ancelotti following Sunday's game at Wolves where he was beaten at his near post for the host's third goal and came close to conceding another when he let a tame shot squirm through his body.

Everton's manager has told Pickford to be "focused on himself" and the goalkeeper is viewing tomorrow night's game with Aston Villa as an opportunity to draw a line in the sand after a worrying finish to the season.


Ancelotti says he continues to have complete faith in the England stopper yet told him earlier this week that he must improve.

But when asked if Pickford needed greater competition on his place as Blues' No1, Ancelotti replied: "I don't know if he needs competition.


" I know that he is not doing well. I spoke with him. He's not doing well.

"He has to be focused on himself, on his performance, day by day to try to be better.

"I'm not so worried because he has quality, he has character but I have to say to him, and I said to him, that he has to improve.


"I don't know if he feels pressure or doesn't feel pressure. I think that pressure is a part of your job, you have to feel pressure but pressure can be a good gasoline for your job.

"I have, and everyone else at the club, has total confidence in his quality. It is true he can do better and he knows this because he is critical of himself. I hope there is improvement in the next games."

Ancelotti, who is expected to start next season with Pickford, Jonas Lossl and Joao Virginia as his goalkeeping options, added: "I spoke to him yesterday about this.

"There is absolutely no problem.

"For the quality that he has, and he agreed, he has to be better. "






Ancelotti, who is expected to start next season with Pickford, Jonas Lossl and Joao Virginia as his goalkeeping options


No new Keeper lads.
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It’s still strange Lossl was signed to be the #2 and then went right out on loan. Maybe Carlo will give him a look.
 

MarcelsGoat said:


Carlo Ancelotti admits that Jordan Pickford is "not doing well" but has given the Everton goalkeeper his full backing.

Pickford was under the spotlight before the Premier League was suspended in March but a series of basic errors since the re-start have heaped more pressure on the Blues' No1.

The 26-year-old has spoken with Ancelotti following Sunday's game at Wolves where he was beaten at his near post for the host's third goal and came close to conceding another when he let a tame shot squirm through his body.

Everton's manager has told Pickford to be "focused on himself" and the goalkeeper is viewing tomorrow night's game with Aston Villa as an opportunity to draw a line in the sand after a worrying finish to the season.


Ancelotti says he continues to have complete faith in the England stopper yet told him earlier this week that he must improve.

But when asked if Pickford needed greater competition on his place as Blues' No1, Ancelotti replied: "I don't know if he needs competition.


" I know that he is not doing well. I spoke with him. He's not doing well.

"He has to be focused on himself, on his performance, day by day to try to be better.

"I'm not so worried because he has quality, he has character but I have to say to him, and I said to him, that he has to improve.


"I don't know if he feels pressure or doesn't feel pressure. I think that pressure is a part of your job, you have to feel pressure but pressure can be a good gasoline for your job.

"I have, and everyone else at the club, has total confidence in his quality. It is true he can do better and he knows this because he is critical of himself. I hope there is improvement in the next games."

Ancelotti, who is expected to start next season with Pickford, Jonas Lossl and Joao Virginia as his goalkeeping options, added: "I spoke to him yesterday about this.

"There is absolutely no problem.

"For the quality that he has, and he agreed, he has to be better. "






Ancelotti, who is expected to start next season with Pickford, Jonas Lossl and Joao Virginia as his goalkeeping options


No new Keeper lads.
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Of course. Bigger fish to fry by sorting out the midfield and defence.

But Carlo has his people's eye (brow) on Pickford now. He hasn't missed it.
 
MarcelsGoat said:


Carlo Ancelotti admits that Jordan Pickford is "not doing well" but has given the Everton goalkeeper his full backing.

Pickford was under the spotlight before the Premier League was suspended in March but a series of basic errors since the re-start have heaped more pressure on the Blues' No1.

The 26-year-old has spoken with Ancelotti following Sunday's game at Wolves where he was beaten at his near post for the host's third goal and came close to conceding another when he let a tame shot squirm through his body.

Everton's manager has told Pickford to be "focused on himself" and the goalkeeper is viewing tomorrow night's game with Aston Villa as an opportunity to draw a line in the sand after a worrying finish to the season.


Ancelotti says he continues to have complete faith in the England stopper yet told him earlier this week that he must improve.

But when asked if Pickford needed greater competition on his place as Blues' No1, Ancelotti replied: "I don't know if he needs competition.


" I know that he is not doing well. I spoke with him. He's not doing well.

"He has to be focused on himself, on his performance, day by day to try to be better.

"I'm not so worried because he has quality, he has character but I have to say to him, and I said to him, that he has to improve.


"I don't know if he feels pressure or doesn't feel pressure. I think that pressure is a part of your job, you have to feel pressure but pressure can be a good gasoline for your job.

"I have, and everyone else at the club, has total confidence in his quality. It is true he can do better and he knows this because he is critical of himself. I hope there is improvement in the next games."

Ancelotti, who is expected to start next season with Pickford, Jonas Lossl and Joao Virginia as his goalkeeping options, added: "I spoke to him yesterday about this.

"There is absolutely no problem.

"For the quality that he has, and he agreed, he has to be better. "






Ancelotti, who is expected to start next season with Pickford, Jonas Lossl and Joao Virginia as his goalkeeping options


No new Keeper lads.
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Dom King in the mail says a signing could be considered.

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Carlo Ancelotti reveals he has demanded more from erratic Pickford

Carlo Ancelotti has demanded a significant improvement in form from Jordan Pickford and the Italian revealed he has spoken to Everton's goalkeeper about his drop in quality.
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