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  • Fosterbloke
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    To be fair, the save from Salah was brilliant, as was the interception save from Milner's cross.

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  • red g
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    like haalands header, would have probably been a motd dive for some keepers he just catches it like catching practise.

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  • RichC
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    He's the best in the world for me. He makes so many crucial saves in a season that he makes look routine so much so that they end up being overlooked and just "bread & butter" saves for a keeper.

    The save as you said yesterday was very good for the reasons you mention.

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  • Shaggy
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    Thought his save from Haaland was really underrated. His weight is all on his left foot, going the other way, and somehow transfers it to get back across and make the save. ****ing outstanding.

    I made the mistake of looking at a few 'combined XIs' in the week - the most pointless things ever - and every one had Ederson in. It's totally laughable.

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  • fidget
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    Best keeper on the planet

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  • BigChief
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    Unreal!! MotM, even though there were other decent candidates.

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  • Charly
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    Originally posted by Scratch View Post
    Got to love the way that often in a 1-on-1 he takes a step or 2 backwards, inviting the forward to take an extra touch, and then sprints forwards the moment they do, cutting down the angle dramatically.
    I remember Rush sort of did something similar (back in the day). He would wait to close down a defender until they had taken a touch and power out of the ball, then suddenly charge at them. All about the timing

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  • Buzzo
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    Top performance from Alisson again today. Plus an assist which is ****ing ridiculous.

    [ame]https://twitter.com/statatm/status/1581708156853710849[/ame]

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  • ntto
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    Originally posted by Scratch View Post
    Got to love the way that often in a 1-on-1 he takes a step or 2 backwards, inviting the forward to take an extra touch, and then sprints forwards the moment they do, cutting down the angle dramatically.
    friend of mine is a goalkeeping coach for a kids team, and we were talking about his 1v1 and interestingly my friend says he rushes forward when the attached lifts his eyes to shoot - kills the space and smothers the player just as he's aiming

    going back to watch him play seems likely

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  • BG1973
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    Originally posted by SB View Post
    What I love about him in that is that he doesn’t berate his players after he saves our ass. He just gets on with it.
    Very true that.. He's a proper dude.

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  • Scratch
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    Got to love the way that often in a 1-on-1 he takes a step or 2 backwards, inviting the forward to take an extra touch, and then sprints forwards the moment they do, cutting down the angle dramatically.

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  • SB
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    Originally posted by rudedog View Post
    Hadn’t realised how ****e our defence was until I watched that

    What a keeper though
    What I love about him in that is that he doesn’t berate his players after he saves our ass. He just gets on with it.

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  • rudedog
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    Hadn’t realised how ****e our defence was until I watched that

    What a keeper though

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  • Irishnev
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    [ame="https://twitter.com/mrboywunder/status/1538223770363568128"]https://twitter.com/mrboywunder/status/1538223770363568128[/ame]

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  • Fosterbloke
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    Commentators wank themselves off with the 'Schmeichel like' save line - **** off, it's 'Alisson like' now - the bar has been raised.

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