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Man United, Chelsea and Tottenham all apparently interested.
Would he even be an upgrade for those teams?
Man United, Chelsea and Tottenham all apparently interested.
Would he even be an upgrade for those teams?
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Heard he was going to spurs, dunno if its true.
Might be, but, might just be agitating. |
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He is on 100k a week at Everton but wants 200k pw to stay
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Tbf, spuds seem the more realistic destination as Lloris is shyte.
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Would Spurs pay Pickford 200 grand a week?
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He’s desperate for a move. He’s been advertising it on the side of large blue vans.
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best of an awful generation of England keepers
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a little inconsistent at times for Everton but not many prem keepers you couldn't level that at currently..
been largely very decent in England colours...better distribution than most and has the experience of big games and high pressure environments through his England experience so unlikely to be fazed by a move to a bigger club... if De Gea goes back to Spain or doesn't reach agreement on pay reduction (seems likely he'll be staying currently) wouldn't mind him at all personally..though Spurs might feel a more likely fit... |
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Crisp is certainly the king of the one-liners. Very good.
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Heard he was going to spurs, dunno if its true
He's been linked with us for quite a while. I would not be at all surprised if he made the move. |
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he,s been getting away with murder for 5trs at a bottom 6 side ,throwing 20 in a season without fail and swallow diving for shots 20 ft over and 20 ft wide,he,d be absolutely mullered playing for a top 4 club week in week out,so spuds it is
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https://www.sportingrage.com/2022/04/how-to-increase-arm-length-basketball.html
Pickfords dream - having arms. |
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Not a bad keeper for someone born with Phocomelia Syndrome.
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Everton to Tottenham is just a sideways move, there's not exactly a culture of winning there, they have owners they solely care about the pound note, their fans are just cattle to them, Kane has completely wasted the best years of his life chasing records rather than silverware, think Arsenal should put in a bid, it wont be as bad as the Sol Campbell move, as Kane was actually a boyhood Arsenal fan, Kind Regards.
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He's a good shot stopper despite his short arms.
But he's poor at crosses, if he comes for one, so likely he could only replace de gea or lloris. Puts added pressure on centre halves to defend. His distribution is average but he can kick the ball a long way from goal kicks making him a useful extra weapon in route 1 situations. Pitches it half way into oppo half which is good stuff,down wind it's edge of their box! His temprement has to be suspect, but as above he has been fantastic for England. |
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same old argument been 3 games england might be expected to lose in last 5 yrs lost everyone and pickford was in goal fpo all 3,his ranting and screaming over zilxh for 90 mins wouldnt go down well at a top 4 club
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If he had any length of arms he would have got to the opener against France, fantastic for England my arse!
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Nowt to do with the length of his short arms for france
first goal, he simply mis judged the bend on it. Anybody might get caught by it, but a top goalie should have done better. |
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A 3ft tall T Rex has longer arms than Pickford.
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if you are rating Pickford's distribution as average, yhtl....one wonders what you make of Nick Pope...
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Below pickford, although he's learning.
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Pope's positioning and handling has improved too.
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I rate Pope's keeping ability quite highly ...but have never seen in recent times someone as uncomfortable with the ball at his feet (in top tier football) as he appeared when he played for England..
I'm sure it's being worked on a lot but to be that bad he's clearly just not a natural on the ball at all...so there's limits to what can be done.. Pickford quite regularly pings pretty accurate 60 yard balls (passes not punts) ... Ederson aside (who is clearly the benchmark for keepers distribution) not seen many doing that to be fair.. also very good at getting the ball out of his hands to defenders in a progressive manner...struggling to think of any obvious examples in the PL who are better on those fronts.. |
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Pickford finished second in most 40+ yard pass attempts amongst Premier League keepers last season with 821. Only Burnley keeper Nick Pope had more at 847. Pope and Pickford both finished 1 and 2 for most completions of said passes, with 319 and 291 respectively. In fact, nearly 70% of all of Pickford’s passes (not including goal kicks) were 40+ yards as the Blues went long-ball more often than not. However, Pickford finished in 14th for completion percentage of 40+ yard passes. These numbers could come from the fact that Everton were behind in most of their games last season or just the fact that the entire team was a bit shambolic; pick your poison.
https://royalbluemersey.sbnation.com/2022/8/5/23288865/everton-2022-23-season-preview-goalkeepers-jordan-pickford-begovic-virginia-tyrer-crellin-world-cup |
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Pickford also finished first in average length of passes with 53 yards. Everton fans will also know that Pickford has never been one to throw the ball and the stats can certainly back that up, as he finished 17th in the league with only 108 throws.
Same article |
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interesting stats...criteria for completion would be quite critical - does winning a header count presumably ?
impossible to know cause re Pickford success rate - though they were often lacking a target CF which wouldn't help such an approach.. |
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No idea, stats ain't always 100% useful.
Just a guide, and as per the article it might have been skewed by Everton outfield players underperforming. |
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as most top sides have keepers passing it to centre backs inside the 18 yd box,what benefit,s does pickford been able to wellie it a 100 yds to no one in particular bring to the top teams
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The amount of errors caused by passing it out from the back probably justifies the long hoof and to be fair to Pickford, he can and often does pick out a decent long range pass. He's not a terrible keeper at all imo
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Its just another fad in football
The world goes round Football goes round Some one will suss out how to beat the possession game Or there will be a rule change |
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yeh but pep and co might have pickford in the like s to give it to many wellies for the way i want to play, column
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As there is no offside from a goal kick
it is a huge advantage to be able to punt the ball a long way. |
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The possession game ruined basketball
so they have a shot clock. You must take a pot at the basket within 25 secs or you surrender possession. Not there in football yet but, ffs, it can be tedious at times watching teams keep ball for minutes without any real attempt to score. |
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I'm surprised the big clubs don't just put an outfield player in goal. They rarely have a save to make against the park-the-bus teams.
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Other sports have specific rules and you
can learn from them Rugby bans forward passes, and gridiron limits to one forward pass per possession. Why? Because forward passing is advantageous  |
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everton must be praying someone comes and gets him
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Never moved for that free kick, useless.
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One of the most over rated keepers I can remember. No chance ETH or Conte are interested. Nothing would surprise me with Chelski though.
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