Yvon Mvogo was under the bar for the second time at PSV on Saturday evening and once again went wrong on a goal from the people of Eindhoven. Thanks to a hit by Maximiliano Romero PSV still won 2-1 against FC Emmen in injury time. Willem van Hanegem punctual in his column in the Algemeen Dagblad …he noticed that “goalkeepers do something.

“That Mvogo from PSV has been taken out because he can play so well with the ball, that’s exactly where he falls through the basket”, Van Hanegem writes about the Swiss goalkeeper, who will be hired from RB Leipzig for the next two seasons. “But why do these guys make it so difficult for themselves? I saw Kepa of Chelsea yesterday handing in another ball against Liverpool. If you can’t build up, you shouldn’t. But it’s become a kind of obligation.”

“I recently saw footage of Feyenoord under 18 against Ajax under 18. Feyenoord’s coach’s keeper apparently had to keep playing someone at their own sixteen-metre mark all the time. They were all crosses for Ajax and it was 2-6”, goes the Curve on. “They call it training, but I’d like to see a player who says: ‘Coach, stop that madness, it costs us over and over again, we just don’t do it anymore’. A character like that can kick it further than someone who lets anything happen.”

“Feyenoord are putting everything on the under-21 team by the way, bringing in players from Norway and Portugal, but it already resulted in two defeats in three games,’ Van Hanegem adds a critical note to Feyenoord’s Under-21 team. He observes that the first is also ‘searching’. “As AZ also looks very weak. I don’t think that team will finish in the top three this season. Everything has changed for those players, everyone is looking at them. That’s gonna cost points.”