Jurgen the German
Tommy Harmer
He's without doubt the best Spurs keeper in my lifetime.
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Hugo Lloris
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PSG? Madrid needs a keeper soon, and you know where they shop for quality players
Agreed .. by some margin as well.
Mumorn
Vic Buckingham
Didn't they sign a keeper for 15m+ in the summer?
Baleforce
Martin Peters
still behind Clemence and Thorsvedt for me but I'm probably older than you
Baleforce
Martin Peters
15m for a madrid player means he's a youth team prospect right?
they need a 50m guy in goal
sc25
Banned
I'd put him behind Jennings I think. The game has evolved a lot and I suppose in a way its different for keepers, but Pat is one of the players from that era who I would say without doubt would be good in the PL today.
Denmark Spur
Edgar Davids
Lloris doubtful for France friendly
France goalkeeper and captain Hugo Lloris is a doubt for his country's friendly at home to Portugal on Saturday because of a groin problem which forced him to miss training.
The Tottenham Hotspur 'keeper had already worked apart from the rest of his international colleagues on Tuesday and his absence from Wednesday's behind-closed-doors session casts further doubt over his chances of featuring against Portugal.
If he does miss out, Marseille's Steve Mandanda, who missed the World Cup due to injury, will replace him and win his 17th cap.
http://www.football.co.uk/tottenham...friendly_rss5039880.shtml#W5c1cj1Sdfov5zWp.97
France goalkeeper and captain Hugo Lloris is a doubt for his country's friendly at home to Portugal on Saturday because of a groin problem which forced him to miss training.
The Tottenham Hotspur 'keeper had already worked apart from the rest of his international colleagues on Tuesday and his absence from Wednesday's behind-closed-doors session casts further doubt over his chances of featuring against Portugal.
If he does miss out, Marseille's Steve Mandanda, who missed the World Cup due to injury, will replace him and win his 17th cap.
http://www.football.co.uk/tottenham...friendly_rss5039880.shtml#W5c1cj1Sdfov5zWp.97
metalgear
Nayim
gomes at the beginning of his career here for me.
if loris gets over his slow start (couple of boo boos, too many punchaways) and keeps on doing what he is doing this season then I see him eclipsing gomes by the end of the season.
Are you being serious? That's a serious question by the way.
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
I think he is referring to Gomes in the CL qualifying season where he was easily the best keeper in the league. And I agree with him really. That was the some of the best goalkeeping I have witnessed. Some of the saves were frankly ridiculous.
Lloris did have a bit of a rocky start though he is well on the way to eclipsing Gomes 'good season' with consistent displays.
Baleforce
Martin Peters
before my time sadly
I remember the season you refer to. Despite playing well Gomes always 'had a Gomes' in him even then. Hugo looks at constant ease and is so far in front of anything I've ever seen from Gomes it's untrue.
metalgear
Nayim
beware the "recency effect".
i'm a lloris fan and hope he continues his recent form, but i'm not blind to his weaknesses.
typically i wouldn't post these about lloris but since you want me to be "serious" and to defend what i think is a more objective and 360-degree evaluation of lloris:
here is an interesting analysis about lloris positioning and inability to get down to save a low drive across goal to the far corner. he conceded one like exactly this for liverpool's second by moreno in our 3-0 drubbing from the opposiste side
http://differentgame.wordpress.com/2013/10/30/hugo-lloris-is-bearings/
speaking of drubbings this is the first goal of six, the opportunity gifted by lloris immediately after we started the match against Emirates Marketing Project.
Look at the clock, this one took the wind out of me as a spectator too, not a good video to bring up given our match schedule but a good example of the botched clearances that sometimes plague lloris.
this is a pretty good analysis of keeper characteristics... i am ambivalent about this one, as i feel that keepers like outfield players have different attributes,, but the best shot stopper lloris is not
of course there were others like his blunder when norwich defeated us 2-1 last season in a cup tie from grant holts header. here's an analysis that shows that for some reason (defence etc) he doesn't save too many of those either.
read the rest here http://statsbettor.wordpress.com/2013/07/11/the-best-goalkeeper-in-the-premier-league/
well we are not alone too as loris made a few blunders for country too
[video=youtube;P5Bmnhmzuxc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5Bmnhmzuxc&feature=player_detailpage[/video]
of course a lot of the performance has got to do with the context - i.e. the defenders offering protection, good understanding and defending as a unit, but I judge that there is sufficient evidence to say that he didn't have a world class first season with us.
and just to reiterate, I AM A HUGE LLORIS FAN and I think if he learns to work out these silly mistakes i.e. keep up the performances for league and cups from THIS SEASON - then he is definitely on his way to being a world class keeper.
and i have absolute faith in poch getting our defence organized (him being a defender as a player) especially with the additions of fazio and dier that can only strengthen us.
COYS
Keeper stats are pretty much close to useless to be fair
I can think of games where we played the opposition and their keeper had 8/10/12/whatever number of saves, but 90% of them were strait at him.
Gomes was always very poor at crosses, and always one step away from a calamity, luckily for us, he managed to leverage his insane shot stopping for a few game sin one season that really mattered.
Lloris for me has only one real flaw, distribution, and he's been throwing more, passing out more recently.
Re mistakes, ALL keepers make them
I can think of games where we played the opposition and their keeper had 8/10/12/whatever number of saves, but 90% of them were strait at him.
Gomes was always very poor at crosses, and always one step away from a calamity, luckily for us, he managed to leverage his insane shot stopping for a few game sin one season that really mattered.
Lloris for me has only one real flaw, distribution, and he's been throwing more, passing out more recently.
Re mistakes, ALL keepers make them
Modric THFC
Jimmy McCormick
Lloris is more than a shot stopper.
You need to be more than a shot stopper these days.
He and Neuer are the best sweeper keepers in the world right now.
The stats above are so narrow. Its like judging a midfielder on tackles alone.
You need to be more than a shot stopper these days.
He and Neuer are the best sweeper keepers in the world right now.
The stats above are so narrow. Its like judging a midfielder on tackles alone.
Exactly, there are many good shot stoppers in world football, arguably most keepers in the PL are.
He's decisive, makes his decision and does it, brave basterd too