Just checked Yak's Twitter feed and saw the post. That is vile. Brave scumbag who Yak could probably destroy with one finger is happy to tweet this shit from the safety of his cave...Jagermesiter1871 wrote:Mother oxf*rd.
Cant score penalty.
oxf*rd monkey.
Worth noting the moron doesn't appear to be a Reading fan and is from Singapore.
Yes, but Ady and Mick were also criticizing the line up, just like Reading fans were and a lot of Hob Nobbers on this site, However during the game and afterwards they did say that Gomas was right and they were wrong.Tilehurstsouthbank wrote:Can anyone clear up what happened. I got in the car after the game and Tim and Adie were talking about a Tweet that Yak had sent out being a bit cryptic, then a few minutes later they said it was because a 'fan' had tweeted Yak with something quite nasty.
Also, I heard that Tim was bitching about the starting line up before the game. Can anyone confirm?
Jagermesiter1871 wrote:Feel like the pressure of strong competition is getting to Meite a bit.
Obviously a ridiculous DM and it shouldn't be the case but surely most pros are used to receiving a ton of absolute shit on social media?
This followed up by him calling jlow out and following him storming off the pitch at 90mins.
Well, can certainly understand some of his frustrations given the new arrivals. (Other's are prolly frustrated too?)Jagermesiter1871 wrote:Feel like the pressure of strong competition is getting to Meite a bit.
and they're all the same person.Old Man Andrews wrote:Has Jonathan Low realised that the 4 people in his webchat are there purely to take the piss?
Nah. That keeper is good at saving penalties. Not that it was a great one. But he hit it with power at least. Reckon its easy to point out the keeper did well to save it. It's not like he blasted ot over.Denver Royal wrote:Well, can certainly understand some of his frustrations given the new arrivals. (Other's are prolly frustrated too?)Jagermesiter1871 wrote:Feel like the pressure of strong competition is getting to Meite a bit.
Was prolly frustrated he missed the pen, too. But pen's are missed, it's part of the game, and you get on with it.
Who knows, maybe Swift was trying to 'put an arm around him' by letting him take the pen? But then it all went tits up anyway, and maybe it made things worse.
I think it's one of those if it goes in, you say good pen and if the 'keeper saves, it is the right height for him.Hound wrote:Was the perfect height to save and the obvious direction to hit it though. I Didn’t think he’d score when he decided to take it tbh
Greatwesternline wrote:Every pen should be hitting the side netting as it goes in. No idea why footballers attempt anything else. Its a very very repeatable mechanical action, they should be perfect at it.
That's why I just said 'pen's are missed, it's part of the game, and you get on with it'.NewCorkSeth wrote:Nah. That keeper is good at saving penalties. Not that it was a great one. But he hit it with power at least. Reckon its easy to point out the keeper did well to save it. It's not like he blasted ot over.Denver Royal wrote:Well, can certainly understand some of his frustrations given the new arrivals. (Other's are prolly frustrated too?)Jagermesiter1871 wrote:Feel like the pressure of strong competition is getting to Meite a bit.
Was prolly frustrated he missed the pen, too. But pen's are missed, it's part of the game, and you get on with it.
Who knows, maybe Swift was trying to 'put an arm around him' by letting him take the pen? But then it all went tits up anyway, and maybe it made things worse.
The bit where you said maybe it made things worse. I reckon it didnt.Denver Royal wrote:That's why I just said 'pen's are missed, it's part of the game, and you get on with it'.NewCorkSeth wrote:Nah. That keeper is good at saving penalties. Not that it was a great one. But he hit it with power at least. Reckon its easy to point out the keeper did well to save it. It's not like he blasted ot over.Denver Royal wrote: Well, can certainly understand some of his frustrations given the new arrivals. (Other's are prolly frustrated too?)
Was prolly frustrated he missed the pen, too. But pen's are missed, it's part of the game, and you get on with it.
Who knows, maybe Swift was trying to 'put an arm around him' by letting him take the pen? But then it all went tits up anyway, and maybe it made things worse.
Not sure what you are disagreeing with?
I didn't say it was a bad pen. I said he didn't score from it, which is presumably why he walked off the pitch the way he did in disappointment.
If he needs to have another 'arm around him' again for missing it, then so be it, I guess. He is a professional, though.
Well, I think no matter how well you hit it or direct it, you are always disappointed not to convert it, and you're maybe thinking someone else would have. And he'll have known Swift wanted to.NewCorkSeth wrote:The bit where you said maybe it made things worse. I reckon it didnt.Denver Royal wrote:That's why I just said 'pen's are missed, it's part of the game, and you get on with it'.NewCorkSeth wrote: Nah. That keeper is good at saving penalties. Not that it was a great one. But he hit it with power at least. Reckon its easy to point out the keeper did well to save it. It's not like he blasted ot over.
Not sure what you are disagreeing with?
I didn't say it was a bad pen. I said he didn't score from it, which is presumably why he walked off the pitch the way he did in disappointment.
If he needs to have another 'arm around him' again for missing it, then so be it, I guess. He is a professional, though.
Obviously i get that players miss them. But there is no excuse for them not to be aimed right in the corner of the goal. Why does any player faff about trying to send the keeper the wrong way. Practice hitting it in a corner, over and over and over. If you execute correctly, the goalie will not save it.Hendo wrote:Greatwesternline wrote:Every pen should be hitting the side netting as it goes in. No idea why footballers attempt anything else. Its a very very repeatable mechanical action, they should be perfect at it.
Here speaks someone who has clearly never played the game at any level ever.Greatwesternline wrote:Obviously i get that players miss them. But there is no excuse for them not to be aimed right in the corner of the goal. Why does any player faff about trying to send the keeper the wrong way. Practice hitting it in a corner, over and over and over. If you execute correctly, the goalie will not save it.Hendo wrote:Greatwesternline wrote:Every pen should be hitting the side netting as it goes in. No idea why footballers attempt anything else. Its a very very repeatable mechanical action, they should be perfect at it.
If you look at every other sport, you will see players executing technical things with perfect precision every time. Yes you can get it wrong sometimes, but at least you are trying to do what you intended. Why do so many player not aim for the corner? Its beyond me.
Not often I agree with JS, but I feel myself agreeing on this.John Smith wrote:Here speaks someone who has clearly never played the game at any level ever.Greatwesternline wrote:Obviously i get that players miss them. But there is no excuse for them not to be aimed right in the corner of the goal. Why does any player faff about trying to send the keeper the wrong way. Practice hitting it in a corner, over and over and over. If you execute correctly, the goalie will not save it.Hendo wrote:
If you look at every other sport, you will see players executing technical things with perfect precision every time. Yes you can get it wrong sometimes, but at least you are trying to do what you intended. Why do so many player not aim for the corner? Its beyond me.
No sh*t buddy. Most people haven't played any higher than with friends in a team. My wife however, was a GB heptathlete. And she can do a discuss throw or javelin throw with almost identical results, every single time. What makes kicking a football in the corner so different, given the person doing it is a professional sportsperson?John Smith wrote:Here speaks someone who has clearly never played the game at any level ever.Greatwesternline wrote:Obviously i get that players miss them. But there is no excuse for them not to be aimed right in the corner of the goal. Why does any player faff about trying to send the keeper the wrong way. Practice hitting it in a corner, over and over and over. If you execute correctly, the goalie will not save it.Hendo wrote:
If you look at every other sport, you will see players executing technical things with perfect precision every time. Yes you can get it wrong sometimes, but at least you are trying to do what you intended. Why do so many player not aim for the corner? Its beyond me.
The margin of error in kicking the ball a small distance, should not be very big. It is very repeatable action. Kicking the ball within reach of the keeper seems equally risky.Hendo wrote:Not often I agree with JS, but I feel myself agreeing on this.John Smith wrote:Here speaks someone who has clearly never played the game at any level ever.Greatwesternline wrote:
Obviously i get that players miss them. But there is no excuse for them not to be aimed right in the corner of the goal. Why does any player faff about trying to send the keeper the wrong way. Practice hitting it in a corner, over and over and over. If you execute correctly, the goalie will not save it.
If you look at every other sport, you will see players executing technical things with perfect precision every time. Yes you can get it wrong sometimes, but at least you are trying to do what you intended. Why do so many player not aim for the corner? Its beyond me.
Aiming for the corners each time would 100% result in more missed penalties as the margin of error is so small.
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