ÖMARz wrote:Iker,Valdes,Buffon,Cech.

Their all watching you.


Neuer is a great solid keeper no doubt but he has a long way to go to become the most complete. Hes got potential to do it with a great tean like bayern aswell..

Sushi Master wrote:He's as good a goalkeeper as all the ones out there and as a bonus he's incredible with his feet and distribution.

I remember he assisted a Klose goal against England in the WC. From a spot kick.

Idrisozet wrote:

Sushi Master wrote:He's as good a goalkeeper as all the ones out there and as a bonus he's incredible with his feet and distribution.

I remember he assisted a Klose goal against England in the WC. From a spot kick.

Broh please watch the links, his playmaking skills against Turkey was worldclass.

Dont know why the videos ain't coming up on the thread.

Sushi Master wrote:

Idrisozet wrote:

Sushi Master wrote:He's as good a goalkeeper as all the ones out there and as a bonus he's incredible with his feet and distribution.

I remember he assisted a Klose goal against England in the WC. From a spot kick.

Broh please watch the links, his playmaking skills against Turkey was worldclass.

Dont know why the videos ain't coming up on the thread.

I watched the game live

Him and Mueller were ripping Turkey apart.

Divine Intervention wrote:OP spits lots of nonsense. Do you know what playmaking implies? Extraordinary ball distribution,yes. Playmaking? hell no!

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Playmaker

Idrisozet wrote:

Divine Intervention wrote:OP spits lots of nonsense. Do you know what playmaking implies? Extraordinary ball distribution,yes. Playmaking? hell no!

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Playmaker

Goalkeepers in playmaking and attack

Goalkeepers with a long throwing range or accurate long-distance kicks may be able to quickly create attacking positions for a team and generate goal-scoring chances from defensive situations, a tactic known as the long ball.
Some goalkeepers have even scored goals. This most commonly occurs where a goalkeeper has rushed up to the opposite end of the pitch to give his team an attacking advantage in numbers. This rush is risky, as it leaves the goalkeeper's goal undefended. As such, it is normally only done late in a game at set-pieces where the consequences of scoring far outweigh those of conceding a further goal, such as for a team trailing in a knock-out tournament. As goalkeepers are usually tall, often taller than all the outfield players, they can be successful at connecting with headers.

Though this action rarely succeeds, it is regular enough to have occurred a number of times in professional football: goalscoring goalkeepers include Dimitar Ivankov, Michelangelo Rampulla, Peter Schmeichel, Mart Poom, Steve Ogrizovic, Marco Amelia, Andrés Palop, Jens Lehmann, Brad Friedel, Massimo Taibi, Jimmy Glass, Adam Federici, Paul Robinson, Michael Petkovic, Federico Vilar, Daniel Aranzubia, Chris Weale, Gavin Ward and Mark Crossley.

Some goalkeepers, such as Rogério Ceni and José Luis Chilavert, may also be expert set-piece takers. These players may take their team's attacking free kicks and even penalties. Ceni, São Paulo FC's long-time custodian, has scored 100 goals in his career, more than many outfield players.

In some even rarer situations, goalkeepers have even scored goals unintentionally, when a ball kicked downfield has caught the opposing goalkeeper out of position. Jung Sung-Ryong, Paul Robinson, Jason Matthews, Palatsi, Andrew Lonergan, Dragan Pantelić, "Neco" Martínez, Michael Petković and Pat Jennings are also examples of goalkeepers who have scored under such circumstances. One notable example came in the final of the 2003 CAF African Champions League, in which El Ahly goalkeeper Essam El Hadary created a goal by driving an indirect free kick from near his penalty box into the post of opponent's goal; the ball then hit the back of the goalkeeper and flew into the net.

Divine Intervention wrote:

Idrisozet wrote:

Divine Intervention wrote:OP spits lots of nonsense. Do you know what playmaking implies? Extraordinary ball distribution,yes. Playmaking? hell no!

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Playmaker

Goalkeepers in playmaking and attack

Goalkeepers with a long throwing range or accurate long-distance kicks may be able to quickly create attacking positions for a team and generate goal-scoring chances from defensive situations, a tactic known as the long ball.
Some goalkeepers have even scored goals. This most commonly occurs where a goalkeeper has rushed up to the opposite end of the pitch to give his team an attacking advantage in numbers. This rush is risky, as it leaves the goalkeeper's goal undefended. As such, it is normally only done late in a game at set-pieces where the consequences of scoring far outweigh those of conceding a further goal, such as for a team trailing in a knock-out tournament. As goalkeepers are usually tall, often taller than all the outfield players, they can be successful at connecting with headers.

Though this action rarely succeeds, it is regular enough to have occurred a number of times in professional football: goalscoring goalkeepers include Dimitar Ivankov, Michelangelo Rampulla, Peter Schmeichel, Mart Poom, Steve Ogrizovic, Marco Amelia, Andrés Palop, Jens Lehmann, Brad Friedel, Massimo Taibi, Jimmy Glass, Adam Federici, Paul Robinson, Michael Petkovic, Federico Vilar, Daniel Aranzubia, Chris Weale, Gavin Ward and Mark Crossley.

Some goalkeepers, such as Rogério Ceni and José Luis Chilavert, may also be expert set-piece takers. These players may take their team's attacking free kicks and even penalties. Ceni, São Paulo FC's long-time custodian, has scored 100 goals in his career, more than many outfield players.

In some even rarer situations, goalkeepers have even scored goals unintentionally, when a ball kicked downfield has caught the opposing goalkeeper out of position. Jung Sung-Ryong, Paul Robinson, Jason Matthews, Palatsi, Andrew Lonergan, Dragan Pantelić, "Neco" Martínez, Michael Petković and Pat Jennings are also examples of goalkeepers who have scored under such circumstances. One notable example came in the final of the 2003 CAF African Champions League, in which El Ahly goalkeeper Essam El Hadary created a goal by driving an indirect free kick from near his penalty box into the post of opponent's goal; the ball then hit the back of the goalkeeper and flew into the net.

You powned yourself. Read my link before you embarass yourself even more.

Crimson wrote:this thread is full of so much fail it's hilarious

EarlyPrototype wrote:Of course Neuer is on level with world class keepers.

1. Krul level

2. World Class level

3. everyone else

Immaculate_Mole wrote:

EarlyPrototype wrote:Of course Neuer is on level with world class keepers.

1. Krul level

2. World Class level

3. everyone else

EarlyPrototype wrote:

Immaculate_Mole wrote:

EarlyPrototype wrote:Of course Neuer is on level with world class keepers.

1. Krul level

2. World Class level

3. everyone else

Krul is 1.5 between Casillias and World Class