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I have long been a critic of Jordan ever since I saw him come way out from his goal and clatter Ashley Williams from behind.I think that was his first season. My criticism are his lack of command of the 6 yard box, his tendancy to hoof long balls up especially kicking them straight out over the touchline although that frequency has reduced significantly. He also had a bad habit of parrying his saves back into play although I have seen less of that recently and finally think he can disrupt our defenders with his ranting and raving. Thankfully Tarks is strong enough to calm him down. That being said for me he is the best shot stopper in the PL and his save against Wolves and Villa were some of the best I have EVER seen from a keeper. Therefore in summary a great keeper with flaws but then again what keeper is perfect. Certainly has eliminated many of his worst in recent years.
The question Jay, was whether or not Jordan is the best keeper in the PL today. He\'s in the top four for sure, both none of the others are English.
Steve 80 If my memory serves me correctly, in the game against Forest, it was McNeill who supplied Garner with the pass for his goal. It think it was also McNeill who won the ball in our defence to set up the attack via Garner for Barrys goal. Finally, it was McNeill shot on goal that Martinez failed to hold that resulted in Barrys goal against Villa. This doesnt include the tracking back he did in both those games to support our defenders to limit the opposition crosses which made our centre halfs look world class. Not a bad contribution in my opinion. I do want Dibling to succeed but he needs to work on his defensive game to make a better contribution to the team.
Thank you for this, Paul. I will take a while to digest it all but these are obviously some metrics we will all need to get our heads around. Crucial stuff, thanks again.
Going to need to be patient with Branthwaite. Yes, hes had his injuries, but under contract for the longterm, the lad can be the best defender weve had in decades. I wouldn\'t think of selling him.