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Sack him, i bet he would drop his P45 on the way out....
He's still better than Speroni
Sack him, i bet he would drop his P45 on the way out....
Don't get this rubbish a good reserve keeper wouldn't want to sit on the bench the majority of the time,
wouldn't he want to try and push for the number one jersey.
PIG - Plays great 99% of games with saves that are un real
Casper - Plays shit 99% of games costing us point, letting the most simple oof balls go in
Casper is shit end of.
You utter Google, what a stupid post.
Graeme Smith was shit. Wayne Henderson was shit. Ankergren kept goal as we won League 1 and the first half of a season we finished 10th in the Championship. Your opinion is utter rubbish and is completely knee-jerk.
So much typical rubbish on here. No Barnes, oh my, we need someone to hate and blame everything on! Cheers Casper, he's made a lot of people veey happy with his howler today.
He's still better than Speroni
Sorry fella you have proved with threads about dropping PIG that you know nothing and you have no credibilty about goalkeeping! Casper made some routine saves today but the second goal was a lack of concentration, this is unforgivable for a professional. If PIG doesn't get fit soon, no play offs!
I said nothing about dropping PIG. Go back, re-read it and then come back and apologise.
Casper made a lot of saves. Look at the stats yesterday, the draw is the right result. It's a shame it was a daisy cutter which beat him and it shouldn't have, but it happened. Much like Kuszczak's mistake at Birmingham cost us 2 points, his contract wasn't under question. One mistake in a 90 minute game and you want him released? Seriously daft.
The context is important. While not usually as spectacular as yesterday's, Ankergren's calamities against teams where Albion are under the cosh are about one a game whereas Kuszczak's rare clanger is buffered by consistently high quality performances.
The context is important. While not usually as spectacular as yesterday's, Ankergren's calamities against teams where Albion are under the cosh are about one a game whereas Kuszczak's rare clanger is buffered by consistently high quality performances.
Really, so how did he keep 14 clean sheets last season?
Really, so how did he keep 14 clean sheets last season?
Because, despite what is sometimes said, not all goalkeeping mistakes are punished by goals.
Really, so how did he keep 14 clean sheets last season?
So they are not 'calamities' then? So at least 14 games without 'calamities'.
If you commit a goalkeeping calamity but are rescued by a player on the line or a weak response from an opposition player, it's still a goalkeeping calamity. That said, Ankergren is easily one of the best two keepers Gus has signed. He is becoming increasingly prone to error, though.
If we don't make the play offs, Ankergren will be no more to blame than:
Kuszczak, who cost us 2 points v birmingham
Ulloa, whose penalty being saved cost us points v Barnsley
CMS missed a lot of chances, including one early in the second half v palace that could have led to us getting something from the game, v millwall at home gifting them a goal, and missed penalty
Barnes sent off twice, as well as his missed penalties and other missed chances
El Abd conceding penalties, losing his man
Orlandi missed chances to extend leads v Bolton and leeds, costing us points
If we don't get into the play offs, it will be all the points dropped over the whole season, not just today's.