Yesterday, it`s fair to say that it wasn`t one of Mark Schwarzer`s better days.
The Aussie keeper looked strangely vulnerable, especially early on committing several errors.
However, after the match, Mark Hughes defended his keepers` decision to come for the high balls that were so much the cause of his problems, explaining,
“He`s prepared to do that and on occasion get bumped and knocked over.”
“But he will never get criticized by me for being positive and in the second half especially it helped us.”
But Sam Allardyce believed Schwarzer shouldn`t have been on the pitch after an earlier indiscretion, commenting,
“Earlier on he handled outside the box blatantly and the referee`s in a position to see and he should be sending him off and he doesn`t.”
“We`ve exposed one of their weaknesses in that the keeper`s not great on balls into the box. I thought he had a very difficult day.”
Who`d be a goalkeeper eh!
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