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I concur,Kind Sir.He can save a shot from outside the box and won't lose his mind away at Newcastle. He's also not Jordan Pickford. I'm in.
Here is a breakdown of shots on target this season against Pickford:
Spurs had 5, one he saved well with his feet, one was a good stop on Alli, the other three were very easy.
West Brom had 4. Two went in. One was more or less right at him from a tightish angle at the start and the other was from further out than the two that went in.
Palace had 1. It went in. Probably not savable but a header from that range coming in from that far out is questionable commanding of the box.
Brighton had 3. Two went in. The one that didn't was a scuffed volley that anyone above u12 level would have caught and directly led to a goal.
So Pickford has so far saved 8 of 13 shots on target which on the surface is perfectly fine. But when you dig deeper he has essentially made two useful saves on 7 opportunities. It isn't good enough. He's conceded 3 times outside the box already. Not good enough. He's made a massive blunder for a goal already (without even factoring in the cup games) which is also not good enough. Every ball into the 6 yard box is a crisis because he doesn't deal with them confidently or straightforwardly ever. Not good enough.
It doesn't matter who it is we are bringing in, he's going to play matches.
I don't know why. No one thinks he is good anymore except maybe Southgate. Everyone else uses their eyes well.I dunno, it would take a brave, brave manager to drop Pickford.
I know Carlo is probably that man, but it would be quite huge.
Was excellent at Malmö and Copenhagen and is more than often good in the national team.
He bounced back at Cagliari last year. I mean he wasn't peak Buffon, but if he is what he was at Cagliari we have improved the side.Ive deleted your last sentence and feel much better about things now