I see Pope was poor again

[sinkov]

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Tom Heaton total of 116 PL appearances with 28 clean sheets and 3 errors leading to goals.
Nick Pope total of 116 PL appearances with 38 clean sheets and 4 errors leading to goals.
Allison (Liverpool) total of 110 PL appearances with 49 clean sheets and 7 errors leading to goals ---not including today!

No idea about 'errors leading to goals' Sub, and what about errors that don't lead to goals, do they not matter ? My opinion is based on the number of times I've seen us concede a goal that I thought the keeper should have saved. In all the time Tom was here I can only think of two, quite honestly I've lost count with Nick, it's not a large number but it's plenty more than two.

Incidentally, did you see flavour of the month Ramsdale's humungous cock-up this afternoon, after that ill-judged rush off his line I wonder if he will still be the media darling tomorrow morning ?

[Supersub6]

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No idea about 'errors leading to goals' Sub, and what about errors that don't lead to goals, do they not matter ? My opinion is based on the number of times I've seen us concede a goal that I thought the keeper should have saved. In all the time Tom was here I can only think of two, quite honestly I've lost count with Nick, it's not a large number but it's plenty more than two.

Incidentally, did you see flavour of the month Ramsdale's humungous cock-up this afternoon, after that ill-judged rush off his line I wonder if he will still be the media darling tomorrow morning ?

As you say, sinkov, it is all about opinions. We can all sit in the stand and say he should have saved that, however, only the man himself knows whether or not he should/could have saved it, there are too many things which could have come into play.

Yes, I did see the monumental cock-up by flavour of the month, Ramsdale, and he was very lucky that Wilson lacked composure to put the ball in the net ---that did us a favour really! He will still be the darling tomorrow because he is playing for Arsenal who are also becoming the new media darlings.

[sinkov]

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He will still be the darling tomorrow because he is playing for Arsenal who are also becoming the new media darlings.

Exactly what I was thinking as well Sub.

I watched the new media darlings with interest in today's game, I wasn't particularly impressed, they looked very much like last year's Arsenal to me, just younger.

[outwoodclaret]

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Exactly what I was thinking as well Sub.

I watched the new media darlings with interest in today's game, I wasn't particularly impressed, they looked very much like last year's Arsenal to me, just younger.

And still cheating of course.

[The Bedlington Terrier]

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And still cheating of course.

"Cheating" is a strong word but yesterday's antics were despicable.

[outwoodclaret]

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"Cheating" is a strong word but yesterday's antics were despicable.

With some of the stunts they pulled off against us especially at Turf Moor I would say cheating is hardly too strong a word. The song “same old Arsenal always cheating” happened for a reason or rather a large number of reasons.

[The Bedlington Terrier]

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With some of the stunts they pulled off against us especially at Turf Moor I would say cheating is hardly too strong a word. The song “same old Arsenal always cheating” happened for a reason or rather a large number of reasons.

Who could ever forget this masterpiece of the dark arts...?

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