“Overput”, the merciless verdict of the Courtois Advisor

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By: Manu Tournoux

"Overput", the merciless verdict of the Courtois Advisor

Thierry Barnerat, advisor to Thibaut Courtois, made waves on RMC by designating the guards he considers overestimated.

Thierry Barnerat does not have his tongue in his pocket. Guest of the programAfter Foot on RMC, The adviser to Thibaut Courtois (Real Madrid) did not hesitate to deliver his top 3 of the most over -contained guards in Europe.

For the video analysis of the goalkeepers of the Madrid club, Ederson (Manchester City), Gregor Kobel (Borussia Dortmund) and Brice Samba (Stade Rennais) appear in this sad classification. It was also categorical about French.

“He makes a lot of mistakes”

“It is overput, because it is impressive, tall, explosive and when it grows, you do 'wouah', but when you study tactically, it makes a lot of mistakes”, Judged the trainer of caretaker coaches at FIFA. “There are situations of 5, 7.8 meters, it is very difficult to manage them, because it is not comfortable in the cross. He cannot trigger it in the right pace. On his foot game, he also has a lot of waste. »»

Barnerat also compared Samba with his Lille counterpart Lucas Chevalier, author of a beautiful season with the Dogues and whose rating continues to climb. “If we put a ladder on 10, (Lucas) knight is perhaps 8 or 9. Samba is 5”he decided.

Manu Tournoux

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