Maybe the old adage that it is better to be lucky than good holds true then. One thing is for sure is that Cooke has made 3 bad errors in the last 3 games which have cost us 5 points. The goal we conceded on Saturday was truly woeful, and these dropped points may cost us very dearly come the end of the season. A lot of fans very early convinced themselves that Cooke was much better than Burge, and now seem determined to back their prejudices over the unfolding realities.
Yes Cooke looks the more confident and assured, and undoubtedly generally distributes the ball better, but it is not hard to imagine the reaction if Burge had made those same errors. Not sure either keeper is a long term solution, the jury remains open on both. But team places should be earned not a given, and I'm not sure that Cooke last 3 performances now justifies automatic selection.
That's not my point Otis. My point is neither are nowhere near good enough but Burge definitely deserves another go after the past month. If you can't see that you're deluded.
Burge was making loads of mistakes and wasn't coming off his line half the time to catch crosses.
Because they didn't result in goals, people have seemingly forgotten that and erased them from their memories.
Saturdays goal wasn't RCC's fault? Are you insane? How can the defence have any confidence in RCC after the last month.
Come on let's be honest.
1) It's not even clear if it's a foul, and even if it is he's hardly touched him.
2) Even if it is a foul what kind of attempt is that with his right palm? Abysmal goalkeeping just punch it.
What is deluded is to put back in a keeper that was making more mistakes than the one we have in now, surely?That's not my point Otis. My point is neither are nowhere near good enough but Burge definitely deserves another go after the past month. If you can't see that you're deluded.
Perfectly reasonable logic.Your argument makes no sense and you're not the only one.
Burge doesn't deserve a place back in the team because he made mistakes that didn't result in a goal. Yet RCC should keep his place despite making mistakes that directly cost goals and points?!
Incredible logic.
Really? Think most people will disagree with you unfortunately. Burge was a very jittery nervy keeper who showed little command of his area.RCC should not keep his place in the team though. So Burge is the only option. He's woefully underperformed and he's single handidly cost us points in the last 3 games. It's only fair Burge is given another go when in all honesty, other than the Burton game he done not a lot wrong.
What else has he done wrong then? I genuinely have forgot. Do you think the back four will still trust RCC? Because I don't.
Don't even know where to begin with that Otis, RCC's distribution isn't even that good. How many times has he played us into the shit? On Saturday he was just chipping it straight into the middle of the park to there players in the second half.
Burge was dropped because he was ill, he never made a single mistake that contributed to a goal. RCC has cost us 3 goals in the last 3 weeks, all 3 were horrendous errors and much worse than the ones Burge ever made.
RCC is crap.
Sorry, I just cannot carry on debating the point if you think RCC is crap.Don't even know where to begin with that Otis, RCC's distribution isn't even that good. How many times has he played us into the shit? On Saturday he was just chipping it straight into the middle of the park to there players in the second half.
Burge was dropped because he was ill, he never made a single mistake that contributed to a goal. RCC has cost us 3 goals in the last 3 weeks, all 3 were horrendous errors and much worse than the ones Burge ever made.
RCC is crap.
I give up. Imagine the reaction if Burge made 3 howlers like that back to back which resulted in us costing points?
Burge was making errors, but they didn't result in goals. The fact they didn't result in goals was not down to any ability on his part.Just because he didn't make howlers that led directly to goals, doesn't automatically make Burge a better keeper. Overall talent and skill isn't based like that, is it?
Burge was making errors, but they didn't result in goals. The fact they didn't result in goals was not down to any ability on his part.
If a centre half kept making mistakes every week but the keeper kept getting him out of jail, and he looked like he lacked confidence, would you still want him picked? No, course not, we would want him dropped.
This argument about Burge not costing points is ridiculous. He was got out of jail by those around him and by opposition teams not taking advantage.
If Fleck had cleared that ball against Doncaster and no goal had resulted and had Billy Sharp not scored from that missed cross from RCC, would you be saying that was fine and the keeper was doing okay?
A mistake is a mistake. Just because RCC'S were punished, but Burge's weren't, doesn't mean Burge is a better option. Course it doesn't.
No, was deliberately done. Was using your post as the foundation for mine in validation. The 'you' was him, not you.*Hands up* You quoted me there instead of Hadji10, you big tit.
If they're both not up to the task then bring an experienced keeper in, if one is available. But swapping back Burge for RCC is not the way to go.In my opinion both keepers inexperienced and make mistakes. Those clamouring for burge's head because he dropped crosses particularly v burton and didn't always command his box should now be honest and say RCC has had three poor performances and that those performances have cost us points.
TM and his coaching staff I'm sure will be looking at all their options. What they won't be doing is blindly putting their faith in one keeper and blindly criticising the other.
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We need to look for an experienced keeper if that is the scenario.How many more costly errors are we going to allow RCC then?
No, was deliberately done. Was using your post as the foundation for mine in validation. The 'you' was him, not you.
It was deliberate. Sorry if it came across as in reply directly to you.
Sorry, I just cannot carry on debating the point if you think RCC is crap.
He came in the side and we immediately looked a stronger unit, he was catching everything, his command was good and his distribution was excellent.
3 mistakes and suddenly he's crap? Sorry, simply cannot buy that at all.
Saturday he was fouled, though he should have been smarter. A fair bit of blame for that on Saturday needs to be levelled at Haynes too. He seemingly does nothing to jostle the player who has hold of RCC's arm and does nothing to try and muscle him out the way.
RCC still at fault of course. The Fleck one was definitely more Fleck's fault than RCC's, but RCC is still culpable too. The Sheff Utd. one was a glaringly bad error.
RCC had been doing very well up until that point. I just don't buy he's crap all of a sudden after previously doing well.
Burge never looked confident and was very indecisive on crosses. RCC was a breath of fresh air when he came in.
A case of selective amnesia going on here, or are we not counting the fumble for the first goal against Doncaster. Plus of course not all Cooke's mistakes have resulted in goals.Not totally convinced by either keeper, but there is a huge case of double standards here. Burge would have absolutely been crucified if he had made the same mistakes. Players should be judged on what they do, not on people's prejudices and preconceptions.
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