Stockdale also saved when one on one with Ismael Miller against Blackpool after Bruno's slip, had he not saved that effort we'd have lost that game 1-0.
Hush yourself. Those so-called 'saves' don't count.
Stockdale also saved when one on one with Ismael Miller against Blackpool after Bruno's slip, had he not saved that effort we'd have lost that game 1-0.
Stockdale also saved when one on one with Ismael Miller against Blackpool after Bruno's slip, had he not saved that effort we'd have lost that game 1-0.
Hush yourself. Those so-called 'saves' don't count.
I once said to MA about FDM and similar saves and the answer I got was " that is what he is paid to do if he couldnt do it he wouldnt be in the team so those saves are nothing special but expected"
I think he's the worst 1m we've spent.
In the time that he was No1 I would suggest that TK made less mistakes and cost us less goals than Stockdale has in the 2 months he has been No 1. I would also suggest that TK in a comparative time earnt us more points with his shot stopping, than the present No 1.
It is time for Anti Niemi to earn his corn and sort out our goalkeeper problem failing which it will be a long hard struggle this season.
What utter rubbish a cross for a striker put near the 18 yd line a good cross you cant be serious. Had DS stayed on his line it would have barely reached him it was so weak. Had it been put to the penalty spot I would have agreed but not 17 yds out from the goal.As much as it was a mistake by Stockdale, it was a perfect cross, put in a dangerous area with a great finish from Jones.
Stockdale also saved when one on one with Ismael Miller against Blackpool after Bruno's slip, had he not saved that effort we'd have lost that game 1-0.
There is absolutely no chance that Adams was talking about a save like Stockdale's from Pilkington on Tuesday, when he made that comment. Unless he had completely lost the plot.
Actually hang on - was this conversation during Adams' SECOND spell...?
As much as it was a mistake by Stockdale, it was a perfect cross, put in a dangerous area with a great finish from Jones.
I still think Dunk could have made sure he was between the ball and the striker and not moving out the way away to give Stockdale and as an unwitting result Jones a clear run at the ball to beat Stockdale there. But he is still young and learning and it would be harsh to be over critical of this.
Perhaps that's because he's realised that unlike the rest of the team he doesn't have the option to play it sideways or back.His distribution is amazing. It's like having an extra attacker, he gets us further forward, quicker, than most of our outfield players do at times.
If Walton had been as bad as Smith he wouldn't have got past six games either.The difference being, Walton played 58 games for the Albion, Graeme Smith played 6, hardly enough to be called a number one don't you think.
I agree with the old saying, "if your good enough, your old enough".....I'm not going to write Stockdale off just yet, although I think we have seen evidence why Fulham didn't want him around anymore. Any other position on the pitch and he would have surely been dropped or rested if you prefer. Give Walton a chance, you only gain experience by playing games at the end of the day.
1. Fulham didn't want Stockdale to go.
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Not sure that is true as Felix wanted to out both keepers as he said they werent good enough. The other angle is if it is true our offer was like Leicester and Ulloa to good to refuse which would suggest that we over valued him.
I once said to MA about FDM and similar saves and the answer I got was " that is what he is paid to do if he couldnt do it he wouldnt be in the team so those saves are nothing special but expected"