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Huh? The stats i have provided are not expected save percentage.. They are ACTUAL save percentages vs rest of the keepers in the league.
My point was that you can "prove" anything with stats if you pick out the right ones and leave out others...Huh? The stats i have provided are not expected save percentage.. They are ACTUAL save percentages vs rest of the keepers in the league.
Well done, I think you just provided the worst counter argument on this forum ever
You can't get much clearer than he saves approximately 3/4 of the shots against him can you?
That doesn't take into account the difficulty of shots he's faced. But if you want to keep it simple we can... "He'S a bLaDe So hE's rEyT gOoD"
This almost makes sense
xGA is 14.3 compared to 14 goals against. He's performing broadly in line with where we should expect him to.
Poor season, not 1 poor game.
The stats do not bear that out in the slightest. Ramsdale is a lightening rod for our fans at the moment and that's quite sad to see: Egan is well below the levels he set last season but I don't think I've seen any criticism of his performances.
Instead of constantly looking at the stats why not try actually watching and analysing his performances? (As for Egan, this is a thread about Ramsdale so that's who I'm commenting on here, I tend to only discuss our goalkeepers as that's the only position that really interests me in depth due to my own experience and experience of family members)
You're not the only one with knowledge of playing in goal. Ramsdale isn't playing to the best of his ability but he's got a malfunctioning defensive unit in front of him. He's a good shotstopper, he's decent one-on-one but he has issues with changing direction and with crosses. He needs to try and break the half-step habit he's got as it's costing him time to get to the corners - there was one great save on Saturday down to his left which he'd not have reached had he taken that usual half step.
Being "decent" (and that's debatable) at 2 aspects of the position and poor at the rest isn't exactly premier league quality is it?
That's your opinion and bears little resemblence to what I posted.
Wasn't exactly a deciding factor, was it? For nearly everything Rammers could have done better on you have Lowe with a hold my beer moment. But first full league start for him, we might want to just hold off on destroying the lad' Blades career. Even Rolls Royce players like Coutts' have pretty unforgettable starts to their United careers, and for longer periods before Chris and Alan got hold of them.
Was the other woman named Chelsea?
I'll spell this out for you. I said Ramsdale is "a good shotstopper, he's decent one-on-one but he has issues with changing direction and with crosses". You turned that into "Being "decent" (and that's debatable) at 2 aspects of the position and poor at the rest isn't exactly premier league quality is it?". If you can't see that as disingenuous then there's no point debating with you.
The stats show that as well as facing significantly more shots than last season, he has faced more shots from better goalscoring positions i.e. 'he should score from there' positions.
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