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[Mark79]

He was ‘ok’ but had games where literally everything went in. Wasn’t at the level we needed with the ball at his feet. The odd spectacular blunder aside, Karius was better. He just chose the biggest game of his career to have his career worst performance.

TBF he took an elbow to the temple from that thug Ramos (who also literally threw Salah out of the game).

Then he played as if he had a head injury, strangely enough.

[Doc_Piptorious]

Karius is good looking, can walk in a straight line at the same time as he eats ice cream.


Puts him a few rungs above all you munters on the evolutionary ladder.



And if those facts are not enough to convince the uggos he is better than you, well he wakes up with this person every day





Whereas you lot go scrambling for your girlfriend's puncture repair kit.

[Buzzo]

He was ‘ok’ but had games where literally everything went in. Wasn’t at the level we needed with the ball at his feet. The odd spectacular blunder aside, Karius was better. He just chose the biggest game of his career to have his career worst performance.

[danperkins]

Mig was underrated. He played behind a lot of pretty average defenders.

He really wasn't imo, good shot stopper but really poor everywhere else.

[BigChief]

This was the big issue for me - good shot stopper, lacked a bit of composure AND just stayed on his line far too much

And his brain fart to hold on to the ball for 22 seconds for no real reason, giving away a free kick in the area and we conceded was just mind numbingly dumb.

He was not the goalie for me.

[Kenneth]

That's like saying Christian Poulsen was underrated as he played next to some average midfielders and forwards.

That's an outrageous comparison.

[Sus]

MIG also had no idea how to command the 18 yard box, he was rooted to the goal line most of the time.

This was the big issue for me - good shot stopper, lacked a bit of composure AND just stayed on his line far too much

[DerKrampus]

MIG also had no idea how to command the 18 yard box, he was rooted to the goal line most of the time.

[rudedog]

Mig was underrated. He played behind a lot of pretty average defenders.

On his day he could be a great shot stopper but he was far too inconsistent and seemed capable of a clanger at any given time. Just looked up his save percentage and was just over 60%, not great.

[BigChief]

Mig was underrated. He played behind a lot of pretty average defenders.

That's like saying Christian Poulsen was underrated as he played next to some average midfielders and forwards.

[Kenneth]

Mig was underrated. He played behind a lot of pretty average defenders.

[Exiled_red]

And Mignolet as the alternative! We really had forgotten what a top class keeper looked like until big Al walked in

Mad that those two played over 250 games for us combined, when I think about stuff like that realise how unlucky Kelleher was. If he'd have been around then he would have been first choice

[Sus]

And Mignolet as the alternative! We really had forgotten what a top class keeper looked like until big Al walked in

[Norbs]

The thought of persevering with Karius sends shivers down my spine

[Mark79]

Yeah I just read that, could that be why Fekir "failed his medical" him and his agent insisted that he didn't fail, could this be the reason for that bizarre saga?

His agent contradicted Fekir and said there was an issue with his knee in the medical. He also said his brother in law tried to hustle the club for extra commission for himself after the deal was all agreed.