Correct. Little things like that cause more panic/defending instead of him just catching it and giving us a breather
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Correct. Little things like that cause more panic/defending instead of him just catching it and giving us a breather
carolinablue232
Player Valuation: £70m
Hope you’re right but no one is actually buying him.
That was a huge mistake , not to get him , mate
Jamesblue90
Player Valuation: £750k
I think keeping him at No1 has become an impossible job for Carlo. It would be mismanagement to have him between the sticks next season. He simply has a mistake or two in him every single game.
My mate saw him when he was out on loan. Apparently he is abysmal , and got displaced when playing in the Championship. Not even good enough for that level.
Timbucktoo
Player Valuation: £15m
The only way to get Pickford moved on is to drop him from the starting line up permanently. He wont want to waste time sitting on the bench if it means losing his England starting place.
Bob Elstone
Player Valuation: £35m
That third goal was a routine save and yet again he can’t do the basics.
he’s a liability. Needs moving on
he’s a liability. Needs moving on
MikeH72
Player Valuation: £100m
Yes he will.
Arteta2391
Player Valuation: £30m
you can tell Carlo kind of trusts hims and at the same time believes in Olsen as well
we need a world class GK
we need a world class GK
I heard the natural history museum in London is looking to put together a bid for him in the summer. Seems the visitors at the museum thought the current T-REX didn't look right as it's arms seemed too long, so they think pickford would look like a more realistic representation of a t-rex with his notably shorter arms.
JLW
Player Valuation: £60m
19 out of 20 keepers in the league save that 3rd goal, in fact 19-20 keepers in the Championship save that.
Poor distribution
Poor Shot stopper
Poor positional sense
Poor at dealing with crosses
All of the above have been proven time and time again
I can think of one solid game he had this season and that was Spurs the first game
Poor distribution
Poor Shot stopper
Poor positional sense
Poor at dealing with crosses
All of the above have been proven time and time again
I can think of one solid game he had this season and that was Spurs the first game
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It was interesting to hear the opinion of a female pundit a couple of weeks back who stated that Pickford is fine making instinctive reflex saves, but falls short when he has to set himself.
She explained that in the latter, his adrenaline kicks in affecting his judgement and reflexes, which would make sense when you consider the frequent twitching, shouting and giggling that accompanies much of his play.
I’ve said it before, but I think the boy has issues and would be surprised if the Club Health Professionals haven’t picked up on this as I’m sure he could be helped to address any underlying issues, which perhaps would go some way to improving his game?
On this note, was interesting too to listen to the pre-match interview with John Stones who continues to benefit from the services of a Sports Psychologist.
She explained that in the latter, his adrenaline kicks in affecting his judgement and reflexes, which would make sense when you consider the frequent twitching, shouting and giggling that accompanies much of his play.
I’ve said it before, but I think the boy has issues and would be surprised if the Club Health Professionals haven’t picked up on this as I’m sure he could be helped to address any underlying issues, which perhaps would go some way to improving his game?
On this note, was interesting too to listen to the pre-match interview with John Stones who continues to benefit from the services of a Sports Psychologist.
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