Caoimhín Kelleher

Kelleher gets the brunt like most goalkeepers in that scenario but agreed Egan/Duffy are getting away with murder. As a keeper when you see your defenders go for the ball you expect them to clear it and not miss it/let the ball bounce like children. The more I watch it back the more pathetic it looks how long are these boys playing football. I thought I was alone in seeing this glad a few others did too. 

I think he has hit the right time to go out on loan now mind. A season of regular football would do wonders for him. Bare in mind too the lad only started playing in goal at 14/15 so that coupled with the fact he lacks the volume of gametime means he's open to oceans of improvement. 

Be very interested to see where he would go for a loan mind.

He can’t come in the situation like last night it’s chaos in front of him.two of our central defenders go for the same ball.

He comes in that  situation and it gets a knick off anyone he is in no man’s land and it’s totally his fault.

He did the best with a bad situation got something on it.

Could he have done better maybe but it’s no clanger.

If these are the only types of goals he leaves in I’d be delighted with him 

So would I! I'm going to step away from this argument now, I have made my opinion clear - lots dont agree with me, but there's no point arguing in circles over it.

My point is that people on here ultimately want a scapegoat, they want to pin the blame on a particular individual or individuals as it makes them feel better.

You look through the comments on all threads and that's the common theme.

Another long term observation is that if a particular player does not play, he gets better and better as each passing game goes by, until he does play, and the goal posts move, and they move onto the next player.

And the people sitting at home watching from their armchairs are usually the more harsher with their criticism.