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Damn, I ultra-jinxed him in my last post.

He's fantastic. What's great about him is that he is sure-footed and reliable in routine saves, that is, he does not generally have concentration lapses or commits blunder on easy saves, while also being capable of the spectacular. Sometimes, you get one but not the other. You have GK's...

That goal shows he has talent and class. He needs time to get into form, to evolve, mature. But he has a "different" quality. It's not tough to see.

What is Ferran and Fermin's obsession with skying square balls? Don't they know they can redirect the ball down, into the corner.

There are videos circulating online where they show they didn't in fact choose the right frame.

He is really struggling to score this season. He hasn't showed consistency in scoring yet but he always had a banger in store last season, but even those dried up.

He often ignores the tough through-ball. He needs to risk more. Way too conservative. There was an instance today where a pocket of space opened up and 2 of our players made a great run into it and he just passed it over to someone else. Take the risk man, we are losing. This is the...

Useless. A number #9 who doesn't attack the box, who has no scent for goal, who can't hold the ball and pivot.

He could have had 4 assists. To Pedri, Olmo, Lewandowski, Rashford.

This kid is quite the polarizing figure. Either you hate him or you love him. He seems to give both sides reasons.

I thought he was 2nd in line for Man of the Match before the red card (which could have easily been a yellow). He was everywhere, always at right place and at the right time to take the ball and in possession he was precise, commanding, and the stabilizer of the team. He was easily the...

At fault for the 2nd goal. Always been a favorite of mine, but he needs to pick up his level or hit the bench.

De jong has no killer instinct. No incisive through ball, no shot, no goal hunger. Just ball retention, carrying the ball forward, and safe passes.

He knew he wasn't getting there in time and needed a boost. Those big ears create a lot of air resistance.

Having to play alongside Brick-foot Kounde cannot be too much fun.

This guy fucked up every single interaction with the ball he had in the first half of the game. Either he miss controls it, or gives a bad return pass, or doesn't read the play well, or just loses the ball. I mean, just simple basic fundamentals of football. It's incredible. Every play ends...

The best Barca keeper ever is a perico. Stings a liitle.

His distribution was on point today. Just buttery smooth. It's like the game inhales and exhales through him. It's almost meditative to watch him play. Always in control, slow and steady when we need it, fast and dynamic when the moment calls, but always at his pace. Breathe in. breathe out...

I missed those low-driven crosses of his.