Joan Garcia’s neural pathways and myelination are insanely good and precise. There's almost no delay between when his brain decides to do something and when his body moves. Combine that with his ridiculous visuospatial processing (how quickly he detects object trajectories) and it's such a ridiculously dangerous combo. He’s crazy good goalkeeper that you rarely find because he’s not even a reflex-main goalkeeper, his positional & foot-work coordination is perfect, he occupies so much of the goal frame only by being at the perfect spot most of the times, combining that with his great wing-span it’s very hard to get a goal on him, can’t find a spot low / mid or high range on him.
This piece was done alongside @Zyad1605 ‘s framework who I spend most of my time talking to, he’s a true genio, one of the only ones I hold to the highest standards.
This was genuinely awful, he shows the first bit of bottle all game to tell him get up and then immediately does nothing when the arsenal med staff come on for a player that’s obviously fine whilst the balls still in play - joke
and the 7 mins starts with a delay in play. Ref told Arsenal to play on despite Timber being down, so Raya tried to boot it out of play (and looked like he was going to), but it stayed in, so City went to play on but the Arsenal physios were already on to see Timber
“Taking are country back” but the only time I’ve felt genuinely threatened in Stoke is working in Hanley near that bunch of middle aged bald twats today. Need it taking back from that lot