Shadydan
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Rubbish
Player Watch: Hugo Lloris
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ralvy
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Other than not showing if he was already in possession of the ball or if he had just received it (I remember it being the former, but I'm not sure), don't you think those images partially illustrate the point I was making? Hugo Lloris had the ball under a high pressure situation (in this case, because the Arsenal player reacted very vividly and charged after him), so he had to rush his decision making, and the result in this particular case was that he took a wrong decision.
wrd
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I wouldn't consider that a high pressure situation, the only thing that makes it that is his own indecision. Infact you can tell it's no a high pressure situation from the way the ball rolls to him and how Vert is casually jogging.
Shadydan
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You weren't making the point, I was lol
So my point still stands, decision making needs to be bought into question, just fucking boot it if our defenders are being pressed with their back to goal.
ralvy
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My point simply was adding some context to your point. For some reason, you viewed it as an attack on your point or something, which it wasn't.
When not pressed or not given the ball in such tight spots, Lloris rarely makes a wrong decision (though in such less stressful situations, his execution is not always the best). Do you disagree with that?
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Interview with France football but Sky decide to twist a negative with Hugo doesn’t plan to retire at Spurs.
www.skysports.com
Hugo Lloris admits he does not expect to retire at Tottenham
Lloris: I do not think Im going to finish [my career] at Tottenham. I still have a few years ahead of me. In any case, I will do everything to make the most of it.
Shadydan
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Interview with France football but Sky decide to twist a negative with Hugo doesn’t plan to retire at Spurs.
Hugo Lloris admits he does not expect to retire at Tottenham
Lloris: I do not think Im going to finish [my career] at Tottenham. I still have a few years ahead of me. In any case, I will do everything to make the most of it.
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AnotherSpursFan
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That bloke from Man City shipped 3 goals, the myth is that he can distribute the ball really well, the fact is he has failed terribly as a keeper and he has been well protected by his outfield players so far. When asked to save a shot hes just shet but thats the kind of keeper the ill informed fans like to see.
LeParisien
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That’s it for Lloris for a while too from the looks of it. All the Gazzaniga fans will get to see their man in action for an extended period of time.
rabbikeane
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There's a gif going around of the injury, underarm bent wrong direction ...
Hugo's done for the season, perhaps permanent.
Hugo's done for the season, perhaps permanent.
rabbikeane
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We'll need to sign a new one no matter what, can't gamble on him coming back.
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Hope the injury is not as bad as it looks. We need our captain at a time like this. a bad mistake by him but quite frankly he makes less mistakes than the rest of our team who lose possession, misplace passes, fail to hit the target with shots etc., etc
SargeantMeatCurtains
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He’s just broken his arm, you classless little pricks.
Every single one of those players deserves abuse and you choose to pick on the one who snapped his arm?
Fucking hell. Get over yourselves. There’s a human behind the footballer and he’s now not going to be able to hold his young newborn son for god knows how long.
Every single one of those players deserves abuse and you choose to pick on the one who snapped his arm?
Fucking hell. Get over yourselves. There’s a human behind the footballer and he’s now not going to be able to hold his young newborn son for god knows how long.
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