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  • twranger
    On the posh naughty step
    • Mar 2009
    • 10472

    #1

    Green's save from Falcao....

    ...no one seems to have mentioned that save. A truly great save from arguably one of the best strikers currently in the world. Can you image the scenario if he'd scored on his debut....the already over the top ManU love in would have gone stratospheric. Well done Robbo for that at least.
  • MYU
    Administrator
    • Mar 2009
    • 43466

    #2
    Well done for that save, but the first goal was a joke.

    55 mins highlights


    Manchester United vs Queens Park Rangers - 14... by PakibeatsPK

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    • Robsondinho
      Platinum Seat
      • Mar 2009
      • 12697

      #3
      Was straight at him to be fair. You would expect any keeper to save that. Falcao looked way off his brilliant best tbh. To be expected on a debut though.

      Edit: Actually looking back at it done well to react quickly, still straight at him though.
      Last edited by Robsondinho; 16-09-2014, 02:13 PM.
      @chrisrobson9

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      • West London is Rss
        Gold Seat
        • Jun 2013
        • 6372

        #4
        And the Rooney goal.. beaten at his near post.. he had a shocker.. looking forward to seeing McCarthy in goal for the long term

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        • THE CAT
          Bronze Seat
          • Nov 2012
          • 630

          #5
          Originally posted by twranger
          ...no one seems to have mentioned that save. A truly great save from arguably one of the best strikers currently in the world. Can you image the scenario if he'd scored on his debut....the already over the top ManU love in would have gone stratospheric. Well done Robbo for that at least.
          To be fair though he naused up the first shot from Blind from about 40yards, he would not have had to make the save from Falcao, so was self-inflicted really!!

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          • rickyranger
            Silver Seat
            • Jul 2009
            • 1791

            #6
            Originally posted by THE CAT
            To be fair though he naused up the first shot from Blind from about 40yards, he would not have had to make the save from Falcao, so was self-inflicted really!!
            Absolutely, unbelievable original post surely some connection with Green!!!

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            • West Acton
              CCG
              • Dec 2009
              • 21475

              #7
              The save from when he fumbled a shot from outside the area. Just as well he pulled off save from rebound or he would have got kaned for first error

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              • Abseits
                Gold Seat
                • Aug 2014
                • 5024

                #8
                Eh? I was shouting "Timber!" as he went down in slow-mo to deal with a fairly straightforward pot-shot from 35yds and then having finally got down to the shot he parried it straight to the feet of one of world's greatest strikers who ballsed it up by tamely shooting straight at him; can't see how Green should get any credit for it at all really.

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                • bushcelt1
                  CCG
                  • Sep 2009
                  • 11070

                  #9
                  Have stuck up for green previously but he was very poor against utd.
                  PRIDE OF LONDON.

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                  • MattyRangers
                    Slimmer of The Year
                    • Jun 2011
                    • 24914

                    #10
                    Originally posted by bushcelt1
                    Have stuck up for green previously but he was very poor against utd.
                    With you.

                    As I have said on another thread though, the whole lot of em (bar 2 or 3) were $hit, it just seems certain individuals get the scapegoat treatment.
                    You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.

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                    • rickyranger
                      Silver Seat
                      • Jul 2009
                      • 1791

                      #11
                      Agree Matty there were many that were poor, but the two that seem to be getting the most stick are the ones that have previously been praised for what in many eyes have been average performances. Green and Phillips being a point in case.

                      Green is often praised for his run of clean sheets and performance at wembley but in that run he didn't really make a save you wouldn't expect him to make, and as for wembley only made one save of any note and that pretty much hit at the near post, which if he had conceeded he would have been slated for. All the mistakes going back to our last prem season are all forgotten, but they were fairly regular, as they have been throughout his career.

                      Phillips shows the odd bit of potential but really has faltered to deceive, both as a striker and a winger. Odd goal mixed with air shots, poor delivery, lack of awareness and little end product.

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                      • twranger
                        On the posh naughty step
                        • Mar 2009
                        • 10472

                        #12
                        Originally posted by rickyranger
                        Absolutely, unbelievable original post surely some connection with Green!!!
                        Oh dear, sorry but can't someone have an opinion on a player without this sort of crass comment? Thought I might try to become a bit more pro active this time around and try to contribute more to the football side of things on here and start more threads, but with that sort of reply, can see why I didn't bother in the past and don't see any reason to do so again in the future.

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                        • Timmy the Doc
                          Silver Seat
                          • Jan 2012
                          • 3193

                          #13
                          I don't think the first goal was a joke. With passes like that you can either move towards the back post and leave the rest of the goal open or try to cover as much as you can.

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                          • Shepherds Mush
                            Platinum Seat
                            • Nov 2012
                            • 10325

                            #14
                            Originally posted by Timmy the Doc
                            I don't think the first goal was a joke. With passes like that you can either move towards the back post and leave the rest of the goal open or try to cover as much as you can.
                            Have to agree on this. No-one likes to be beaten from so far out but the quality of the ball in was far too good and Green unfortunately, in that split second, made the wrong decision to not move closer to the post.

                            Was way to slow to react for the second and third but had no chance for the fourth.

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                            • QPRDave
                              The number 10
                              • Mar 2009
                              • 32075

                              #15
                              I think criticism of Green for the 1st goal is harsh. He had to stay on his line until it cleared the heads. We should've got a head on it.

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