Guglielmo Vicario

yeah yeah 100 shout out to mandas who did make some good saves in the first half by the way he's making a

debate for the season performance wise the best goalkeeper in the league he's making a debate for that i'm not saying it he's making the

debate yeah so far it's true um now saswara scored what the hell is going on so also bro lots you're the

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protecting your area.

We become unstuck so much and we lose so much possession from playing at the back if not conceding the goal.

Now, my only upside to that is Kinski's distribution with his hands and his feet is a lot more better than what Vicario's was.

so if we're going to do that fair enough but you know there was there was so many times in that game where i thought you know we was going to concede a goal because of because of playing at the back i think so yeah um and obviously we've done it with podge and we come unstuck a lot a lot with that as well we we conceded a lot of goals from playing at the back um but as for the the the palmer Red card, as I said, you know, it's black and white.

It should have been a red card straight away.

That's not my issue.

My issue is we've done it so poorly in the past and we've conceded goals or we've lost possession or whatever it may be.

But if that is how we're going to play moving forward, now we have Kinski in goal, I don't have too much of a problem because his distribution with his hands and his feet are a lot more reliable than what Vicario was.

That's my only...

We were bloody predictable last season while Kudos was playing.

It was Vicario long ball out right to Kudos.

They went twos up.

That was the end.

Yes, he had two poor passes.

But when you think of Vicario, how bad was Vicario with his feet? Absolutely shocking.

So, you know, he made a couple of mistakes, but he redeemed himself with those saves.

I think made six saves, I think, altogether.

Yeah, and again, they made another good point on the broadcast as well, which is obviously like Kinski, who's obviously went through his own horrible baptism last year, went up to give him some consoling words or whatever, which is always nice to see.

But as I said, the good point they made on the broadcast was Kinski was able to be immediately taken out of the firing line and sidelined when Vicario went back in and given time to sort of process and whatever and then in good time get put back into the team and sort of establish himself they don't have that option right now with Sanchez obviously being thrown out on loan and Emi Martinez being injured he's going to have to play through it he's just going to have to play through it so yeah I don't know.

That's going to be a test of his character, I suppose.

Also, a rather disturbing second goal, of course, that Chelsea conceded when you allow Tell to run the full length of the pitch, essentially skin your £55m centre-back, who I saw a great comment.

It was a bit of a shaky start, wasn't it? Yeah.

Okinski made a couple of horrendous passes out the back, bringing back memories of Vicario.

I said it at the beginning of the season, even before the season started, having seen the pre-season matches, seeing that we were going to be playing out from the back, The anxiety factor from that for me is never going to go away.

I think we've all been PTSD'd from previous managers where we've done that.