Harts the scapegoat not the problem
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Re: Harts the scapegoat not the problem
Harts is part of the problem IMHO.
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The sooner we change and put Heaton back in the better!! Or we carry on arguing about who’s at fault until it’s too late?
If you’re happy with the opposition scoring 4/5/6 goals leave Hart in.
We are just delaying the inevitable. Let’s swap keepers and sort this mess out.
If you’re happy with the opposition scoring 4/5/6 goals leave Hart in.
We are just delaying the inevitable. Let’s swap keepers and sort this mess out.
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You might be right about #1 but you're wrong about #2 and #3.TVC15 wrote:1) he should have come to collect the cross for the first
2) he positioned himself for the free kick thinking Sigurdsson was going to take it - ie a right footed player. He got it wrong.
3) he got beat from outside the area to his left hand side from distance for the 3rd goal and for the umpteenth time this season from distance into that same corner.
He didn't get beat by the free kick, the wall got beat because one member of the wall stepped away and created the gap through which the ball went. It's typically a bad idea for goalkeepers to arrange their wall to cover one side of the goal only to then stand directly behind the wall to also cover that side of the goal themselves. I'm not a goalkeeping coach but i bet if i asked one they'd tell me i'm right.
Yes, he got beat from outside the area but he saw it late, this can be seen to be the case when you look at the replay from behind the goalscorer.
I'll look at #1 again but i'm certain you're wrong about your other two points.
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After a couple of games with Heaton you will be wanting Pope in and so on. The goal keeper is not the problem, it's the puddings in front of himJoe14 wrote:The sooner we change and put Heaton back in the better!! Or we carry on arguing about who’s at fault until it’s too late?
If you’re happy with the opposition scoring 4/5/6 goals leave Hart in.
We are just delaying the inevitable. Let’s swap keepers and sort this mess out.
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No right or wrong - it’s an opinion.Test User wrote:You might be right about #1 but you're wrong about #2 and #3.
He didn't get beat by the free kick, the wall got beat because one member of the wall stepped away and created the gap through which the ball went. It's typically a bad idea for goalkeepers to arrange their wall to cover one side of the goal only to then stand directly behind the wall to also cover that side of the goal themselves. I'm not a goalkeeping coach but i bet if i asked one they'd tell me i'm right.
Yes, he got beat from outside the area but he saw it late, this can be seen to be the case when you look at the replay from behind the goalscorer.
I'll look at #1 again but i'm certain you're wrong about your other two points.
You knock yourself out though and watch it as many times as you want as my opinion won’t change.
He left himself far too much distance to get to on the free kick and the ball was in the back of the net before he got there.
4th goal - he has beaten on his left from distance this season more than any other keeper this season which suggests to me it’s an issue. He got beaten on this side for the 5th aswell...but do not think that was his fault.
Hart was getting plenty of criticism for getting beat from distance on his left side in his last few games for England.
The last few years have seen him gradually get worse as a keeper. He was having poor games for England, awful at Torino and West Ham and whilst he has not been awful for Burnley he’s not all of a sudden back to being the very good keeper he was 5 years ago.
Sooner he is dropped the better IMHO
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TVC15 wrote:No right or wrong - it’s an opinion.
You knock yourself out though and watch it as many times as you want as my opinion won’t change.
He left himself far too much distance to get to on the free kick and the ball was in the back of the net before he got there.
4th goal - he has beaten on his left from distance this season more than any other keeper this season which suggests to me it’s an issue. He got beaten on this side for the 5th aswell...but do not think that was his fault.
Hart was getting plenty of criticism for getting beat from distance on his left side in his last few games for England.
The last few years have seen him gradually get worse as a keeper. He was having poor games for England, awful at Torino and West Ham and whilst he has not been awful for Burnley he’s not all of a sudden back to being the very good keeper he was 5 years ago.
Sooner he is dropped the better IMHO
Opinions can be wrong.
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Heaton back tomorrow!
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Good lad - big of you to admit that you ain’t got a clue what you are talking aboutTest User wrote:
Opinions can be wrong.
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This.Top Claret wrote:After a couple of games with Heaton you will be wanting Pope in and so on. The goal keeper is not the problem, it's the puddings in front of him
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Utter crap. When Heaton was in regular I never once wished for a change of keeper.Top Claret wrote:After a couple of games with Heaton you will be wanting Pope in and so on. The goal keeper is not the problem, it's the puddings in front of him
The current keeper IS a big part of the problem!!!
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That might well be the case.Top Claret wrote:After a couple of games with Heaton you will be wanting Pope in and so on. The goal keeper is not the problem, it's the puddings in front of him
BUT we need to try something different because the current system/team/formation isn't performing as well as it should.
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What happened to the Heaton starts tomorroe thread. Looks like it has been deleted which suggests Inchy’s info was indeed correct.
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Apparently according to my source (Glenn Frey) the 'Heat' is on.
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Confirmed then
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Yes.........................paulatky wrote:Confirmed then
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Guess the justification in deleting it is dont want to give info to opposition.
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Our best 3 midfielders have been out putting pressure on the defense and I turn us not having any creativity for our forwards coupled with a lack of form and effort from certain individuals is not Harts fault
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Oh well Heaton will be in tomorrow so we can all see whether Harts been to blame.
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Far too many 'leaks' come out of our team
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At least we will see what the probkem is or was.
I like Heaton so hopefuly when he is in, that was the problem and it saves us
I did think Dyche would wait for Pope rather than throw Heaton in only to need to change it again when Popes back.
I like Heaton so hopefuly when he is in, that was the problem and it saves us
I did think Dyche would wait for Pope rather than throw Heaton in only to need to change it again when Popes back.
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can`t be arsed reading all thread but Joe Hart does not talk to anybody on the pitch. I have sat in JML for 20 years and watched keepers speaking to their defence and he says feck all!
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Was having a chat last night with two friends re GK situation
My original thought was that Tom was being held back on the basis that we needed to clear some wages from the books to help fund any Jan activity. No point therefore in playing him if interest was being shown from other clubs
Got home last night to find a message suggesting he was going to start today
My original thought was that Tom was being held back on the basis that we needed to clear some wages from the books to help fund any Jan activity. No point therefore in playing him if interest was being shown from other clubs
Got home last night to find a message suggesting he was going to start today
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I'm hopeful that our No1 and leader starts today.
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Exactly the communication between the back 4/5 has been non-existent all season,hence the goals against column.chipbutty wrote:can`t be arsed reading all thread but Joe Hart does not talk to anybody on the pitch. I have sat in JML for 20 years and watched keepers speaking to their defence and he says feck all!
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Heaton back in as captain and Mee benched hopefully.
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Mee will be a different player withj Heats back in goal.
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Not only does Hart not communicate with his colleagues he comes onto the pitch carrying a Versace bag. This is not what our club is about.
I am sure when Pope came on to replace Heats he had a 5p Co-op bag and recycled milk bottle
I am sure when Pope came on to replace Heats he had a 5p Co-op bag and recycled milk bottle
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If his communication on the pitch is similar to his communication in the changing rooms and training ground in not surprised by the breakdown in the relationship with the defence. Disastrous signing by Dyche.
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We can blame Hart for communication errors all we want, but Mee is the on-field captain, and should be much more vocal. As should Tarks. If Hart isn’t communicating, the CBs should be screaming at him, telling him to open his mouth. Someone in this team needs to take responsibility. At the moment, most of them are hiding. I guarantee Bardsley won’t be holding back today. I don’t think it’s any coincidence that our best 4 performances for 3 months have all coincided with him playing. What he lacks in finesse and pace, he certainly makes up for in leadership. On field dictators of play should never be overlooked and undervalued.
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If other fans can see it
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If other fans can see it
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That’s why Heaton should play. Tarks lost the ball near the half way line several times v Everton. Irrespective of who is the best keeper he would only be allowed to lose it once if Heaton was in goal. Just like Bardsley he will not hold back verballyRoosterbooster wrote:We can blame Hart for communication errors all we want, but Mee is the on-field captain, and should be much more vocal. As should Tarks. If Hart isn’t communicating, the CBs should be screaming at him, telling him to open his mouth. Someone in this team needs to take responsibility. At the moment, most of them are hiding. I guarantee Bardsley won’t be holding back today. I don’t think it’s any coincidence that our best 4 performances for 3 months have all coincided with him playing. What he lacks in finesse and pace, he certainly makes up for in leadership. On field dictators of play should never be overlooked and undervalued.
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Just been told that Dyche has ALL 3 keeper shirts hanging in the changing room.
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That’s one way to try and keep a clean sheet
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If Tom shouts at Jack Cork will it make him run faster, move the ball quicker and not get caught in possession. We need some shouting, forget the technical stuff, just more shouting as this is what we've been lacking, shouting.
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Pope to help Hart with crosses.Murger wrote:Just been told that Dyche has ALL 3 keeper shirts hanging in the changing room.
Heaton to help Hart with shots down to his left.
I think this might work.
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Im sure this is sarcasm. But we should have shipped defour out as soon as he turned up with a luis vuitton one. And tarks for dropping him off in his g wagon. And ban anyone from watching who doesnt turn up with their own twix and primark shopping bag.Down_Rover wrote:Not only does Hart not communicate with his colleagues he comes onto the pitch carrying a Versace bag. This is not what our club is about.
I am sure when Pope came on to replace Heats he had a 5p Co-op bag and recycled milk bottle
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All 3 will be on duty regardless of who is playing.Murger wrote:Just been told that Dyche has ALL 3 keeper shirts hanging in the changing room.
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To be fair to Hart he shouts “away” pretty loudly when a cross is lofted into the six yard box.NL Claret wrote:If Tom shouts at Jack Cork will it make him run faster, move the ball quicker and not get caught in possession. We need some shouting, forget the technical stuff, just more shouting as this is what we've been lacking, shouting.
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Sad thing is that I would wager that neither Hart or Defour paid for their bags but Nick Pope had to dig deep for his carrier bag and could not afford a twix
These are symbols of division in a once tight knit dressing room
These are symbols of division in a once tight knit dressing room
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It might sort out his positioning though. He’s been ball watching for 12 monthsNL Claret wrote:If Tom shouts at Jack Cork will it make him run faster, move the ball quicker and not get caught in possession. We need some shouting, forget the technical stuff, just more shouting as this is what we've been lacking, shouting.
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Did Pope not shout enough at him either then if it's been going on for 12 months?Roosterbooster wrote:It might sort out his positioning though. He’s been ball watching for 12 months
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Maybe it’s Defour...
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Heats plays today....well i reckon so.
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Heaton. Bardsley. Tarks. Mee. Gibson. Taylor. Cork. Westwod. Hendrick. Barnes. Wood.
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Wrongcricketfieldclarets wrote:Heaton. Bardsley. Tarks. Mee. Gibson. Taylor. Cork. Westwod. Hendrick. Barnes. Wood.
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Was a guess. Wasnt far off.The Enclosure wrote:Wrong
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Changed ny mind. Harts warming up with Andy Carroll and West Ham team.
Hart out.
Hart out.
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Tom Heaton.
Cheers.
Cheers.
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Heaton was excellent.
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I have it on good authority that Hart will now be shipped out to a team in Botswana in the January transfer window. Sitting there like petulant child not saying a word to the other subs.