After the last few games where Yogi has been getting it tight for his choice in Goalkeeper(s) or what has been described as the "GK Academy", why has our GK Coach received little to no flak for the current state of our keepers?
I'm not trying to point the finger of blame here but what has been interesting is that when we had Marshall as GK coach, he was the target of all the abuse, not Mowbray/Collins/Mixu.
Yet when our current crop of keepers under perform the finger of blame points to Yogi?
Are people so blinded with their opinion of Yogi that they will blame him for everything?
Why are we not looking at Scott Thomson or asking the question of the role he plays?
It looks a bit contradictory when we currently blame the manager when previously we blamed the GK coach.
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09-05-2010 01:39 PM #1
Scott Thomson - GK Coach
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09-05-2010 01:48 PM #2This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
There's not a keeper alive who could have excelled behind our defence on Wednesday evening.
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09-05-2010 01:51 PM #3
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09-05-2010 03:46 PM #4
Think its more to do with signing multiple goalies when we had other more urgent needs in the team.
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09-05-2010 03:52 PM #5
What % of confidence/psychology applies to GKs performance ?
And if it is the limiting factor on performance all other things equal (not a midget, flexible, good vision etc) surely having a crowd that have become nervous wrecks (with reason) over the seasons just adds to the pressure.
So how long will it take to transform the support from nervous wrecks to a little bit more confident? 6-6 didn't help...
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09-05-2010 04:02 PM #6
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To answer your own question, I'd say its likely Maka wouldve played midweek, had Smith not been at the club. And bearing in mind the dogs abuse Smith has attracted since Wednesday, goodness knows what wouldve happened if Maka had conceded 6. As it happens, I was quite chuffed when we signed Smith, and was really chuffed that we got Mark Brown (whether Hughes is/was expecting to lose Stack as well as Maka is open for debate, as is the decision to sign 2 first team level keepers in January).
I also think Smith had a total 'mare on Wednesday, and that 'wells 5th goal was a foul on Smith, but Thomson should be being posed the same questions as Marshall regarding Smiths performance in the same way Marshall did with Zibi, Brown, Maka and MacNeil.
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09-05-2010 04:20 PM #8
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As I said, chuffed he signed them, despite Wednesdays nightmare, I think it made a huge statement of intent to the rest of the league signing 2 established and well known keepers.
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