QuoteIn this case it’s not like the sun was behind the ball blocking his vision or anything anyways. It was to his right hand side, so although not ideal, he should still have been able to see the ball and at worst tip it over the bar
Fully agree with that. Cap is not a good thing to wear playing in goals.
In this case it’s not like the sun was behind the ball blocking his vision or anything anyways. It was to his right hand side, so although not ideal, he should still have been able to see the ball and at worst tip it over the bar
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Would sun-glasses be, jumping the shark ? !
Edgar Davids made it work tbf
If one did it a tonne would be donning the ray-bans! Dont see why the Davids kind wouldnt work though his were for galucoma and not everyone an use contacts. Maybe he had an exemption of some sort.
It's pretty common for kids with poor eyesight to wear prescription goggle yolkes much like Davids' while playing sport, remember a couple did in my GAA club when I was a kid anyway. Reckon it would really hurt if you took a shot to the face thou, which probably happens to keepers more often than anyone else
I think he did have a medical exemption to wear them, yes.Originally Posted by Nesta99
You can't spell failure without FAI
And it wouldn't be the howlers thread without a contribution from Dundalk, at 1:15
He's an idiot, OG for me.
#DundalkFC - First Irish club to win an away game in Europe (1963), first Irish club to win points in a group stage in Europe (2016).
How many howlers does Pohls had this year that have lead to goals?
I can think of at least 3:
Rovers v Bohs
Rovers v Pats
Waterford v Rovers
And they all involve him coming off his line.
Still a good shot stopper though.
Freakish bounce to be fair.
Anang almost contributed to proceedings too.
https://kesslereffect.bandcamp.com/album/kepler - New music. It's not that bad.
Yeah those natural grass pitches can be a lottery the way the ball can bounce oddly!!
I think McGinty was unlucky with the bounce of the ball, a shot struck that well bouncing right in front of the keeper is tough to deal with. He should have done better obviously but compared to the other examples in this thread it's quite forgiveable.
Elsewhere in the game Anang almost had an absolute disaster. He's a great keeper but can be...eccentric and have his moments as a result. Somehow this didn't make the highlights package, nor did Lennon hitting the bar at the other end.
https://x.com/LeagueofIreland/status...729509452?s=19
Watched the highlights of Rovers v Drogs and saw Pohls spilled another cross. Blessed it didn’t end up in his net.
He's only gone and done it again!
https://x.com/leagueofireland/status...741772055?s=46
Paaatrick's Agletic
Bohs keeper gave a howler and paid the price. Shels keeper has 3 and got away with them
So annoying to lose to a goal like that. Awful mistake. The assistant flagged that it crossed the line. It's a pity he wasn't at RSC last week.
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