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Andrew Redmayne


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  • Date Of Birth: 13/01/90
    Nation: Australia
    Birthplace: Gosford, Australia
    Squad Number: 20
    Position: Goalkeeper
    Joined Wanderers: 17/06/15
    Contract Details: 2 year initial contract. Released January 2017
    Contract Finish: 2016/17
    Previous Club: Melbourne City
    Wanderers Debut: 11th August 2015 vs Brisbane Roar
    A-League Appearances: 37
    A-League Goals: 0
    ACL Appearances: 0
    ACL Goals: 0
    FFA Cup Appearances: 6
    FFA Cup Goals: 0
    Club World Cup Appearances: 0
    Club World Cup Goals: 0
    Total Appearances: 37
    Total Goals: 0
    Yearly Appearances & Goals: 2015/16: 26 (0), 2016/17: 11 (0)
    Description: A journeyman keeper who has made his way from the AIS to the Central Coast, Brisbane Roar & Melbourne City, before joining the Wanderers as replacement for Ante Covic. After one and a half seasons with a litany of mistakes, he joined Sydney FC in a swap deal with Vedran Janjetovic joining the Wanderers.
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He'll just be Necevski 2.0, payed minimum wage to ride the pine. Smurfs better hope Vuka doesn't get injured or his son to take a turn for the worse.

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Because Borda is actually starting to look like a player I suspect

I think Borda has always been the same player since he arrived. Might have more to do with defence being more organised and in sync with each other.

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Copped way too much hate, more than he deserved despite some serious mistakes he's made this season. I hope I never hear another so called Wanderers supporter wish that one of our players gets stabbed, which I heard said about Redmayne.

 

Who will the next scapegoat be?

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Copped way too much hate, more than he deserved despite some serious mistakes he's made this season. I hope I never hear another so called Wanderers supporter wish that one of our players gets stabbed, which I heard said about Redmayne.

 

Who will the next scapegoat be?

He's not a great goalkeeper imo, but anyone who says stuff like that should go see a psychologist.

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Last season he did okay in general, with the most glaring problem IMO being controlling the ball with his feet. Redmayne kept 7 clean sheets last season (Tied for 3rd with Vukovic & Jamie Young), not too shabby but then again we had a more solid and experience back four. This season his performance has dropped considerably but I'd say that more than half the goals he conceded were more due to defensive errors than poor goalkeeping (although there was plenty of the latter as well).

 

Bit of googling has given me this snippet from the 2015/16 season as well: "After 13 rounds, Redmayne is statistically the best keeper in the A-League, playing every game and conceding just 10 goals, paying tribute to former AC Milan and Socceroos keeper Kalac."

 

and a few of his comments about the club: 

 

“I was just told that an experienced keeper had come in (to melbourne city) and I’d be a fair way down the pecking order so if something arose free to go,’’ Redmayne said.

“Then ‘Spider’ (Zeljko Kalac) called and I didn’t look back.

“Complete honesty is what I’ve received from the Wanderers from day one — he said we’ve got to tweak every aspect of your game, and from our first game of pre-season until now we’re always working.

“It was a bit of a turbulent time at Melbourne, but I’m just fully focused on the Wanderers now and driven to achieve success.’’

“I’m thoroughly enjoying the changes of influence and couldn’t be happier.

“We’ve got cohesion in the backline, we’re pressing teams quite high and limiting entries into the box and final third which makes all defensive jobs easier. We’re defending boldly and bravely.

“It’s a great club to play for, it’s a completely honest and hard working environment.’’

 

I guess sometimes we have quite short memories.

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Good luck to him. He made mistakes but they looked much worse because of the lack of defense he had infront of him.

But why has the defence improved now all of a sudden?
Borda has improved, Aspro has settled in and Cornflakes out has helped.
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Well, I hope he'll have "benchwarmer" on the back of his Sydney FC jersey cause there's no way he'll ever get a game unless Vukovic somehow gets injured.

 

TBH I don't think any GK will get game time if you have Vukovic keeps playing the way he is.
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Well, I hope he'll have "benchwarmer" on the back of his Sydney FC jersey cause there's no way he'll ever get a game unless Vukovic somehow gets injured.

 

TBH I don't think any GK will get game time if you have Vukovic keeps playing the way he is.
A year ago Thomas at the VIC had reason to think along the same lines, and then life happened.
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He wasn't as bad as some made out. Guys who sit behind us blame him for everything, when clearly it's not his fault.

 

However he makes way too many mistakes for a team that wants to win stuff. Seems like a nice guy, wish him all the best etc. But I'm glad we have signed a better keeper (not top class but better at least)

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He wasn't as bad as some made out.

However he makes way too many mistakes for a team that wants to win stuff.

 

 

So......yes he was.

 

I was trying to be nice!

 

Also some did blame him for everything including things that he could do nothing about e.g. Hammil's crap back pass in game 1 last season against the Roar

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Good luck to him. He made mistakes but they looked much worse because of the lack of defense he had infront of him.

But why has the defence improved now all of a sudden?
Borda has improved, Aspro has settled in and Cornflakes out has helped.

 

 

Borda has improved ever so slightly in that he has cut out mistakes but he will always be exposed for pace and will always be limited with the ball at feet.

 

Our defence has improved because we are no longer defending with a high line and we have Dimas and Pinatares instructed to shield the CB's at all costs.

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Last season he did okay in general, with the most glaring problem IMO being controlling the ball with his feet. Redmayne kept 7 clean sheets last season (Tied for 3rd with Vukovic & Jamie Young), not too shabby but then again we had a more solid and experience back four. This season his performance has dropped considerably but I'd say that more than half the goals he conceded were more due to defensive errors than poor goalkeeping (although there was plenty of the latter as well).

 

Bit of googling has given me this snippet from the 2015/16 season as well: "After 13 rounds, Redmayne is statistically the best keeper in the A-League, playing every game and conceding just 10 goals, paying tribute to former AC Milan and Socceroos keeper Kalac."

 

and a few of his comments about the club: 

 

“I was just told that an experienced keeper had come in (to melbourne city) and I’d be a fair way down the pecking order so if something arose free to go,’’ Redmayne said.

“Then ‘Spider’ (Zeljko Kalac) called and I didn’t look back.

“Complete honesty is what I’ve received from the Wanderers from day one — he said we’ve got to tweak every aspect of your game, and from our first game of pre-season until now we’re always working.

“It was a bit of a turbulent time at Melbourne, but I’m just fully focused on the Wanderers now and driven to achieve success.’’

“I’m thoroughly enjoying the changes of influence and couldn’t be happier.

“We’ve got cohesion in the backline, we’re pressing teams quite high and limiting entries into the box and final third which makes all defensive jobs easier. We’re defending boldly and bravely.

“It’s a great club to play for, it’s a completely honest and hard working environment.’’

 

I guess sometimes we have quite short memories.

Thanks for going to the trouble of putting his contribution to WSW's success last year into perspective, Valter.

 

He was far from welcomed with open arms when he arrived here...and it's likely he'll get the same reception playing for FC (or sitting on the bench more likely).

 

That can't build anyone's confidence, and in anything we do, confidence is a huge factor in performance.

 

I wish him all the best.

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Last season he did okay in general, with the most glaring problem IMO being controlling the ball with his feet. Redmayne kept 7 clean sheets last season (Tied for 3rd with Vukovic & Jamie Young), not too shabby but then again we had a more solid and experience back four. This season his performance has dropped considerably but I'd say that more than half the goals he conceded were more due to defensive errors than poor goalkeeping (although there was plenty of the latter as well).

 

Bit of googling has given me this snippet from the 2015/16 season as well: "After 13 rounds, Redmayne is statistically the best keeper in the A-League, playing every game and conceding just 10 goals, paying tribute to former AC Milan and Socceroos keeper Kalac."

 

and a few of his comments about the club:

 

“I was just told that an experienced keeper had come in (to melbourne city) and I’d be a fair way down the pecking order so if something arose free to go,’’ Redmayne said.

“Then ‘Spider’ (Zeljko Kalac) called and I didn’t look back.

“Complete honesty is what I’ve received from the Wanderers from day one — he said we’ve got to tweak every aspect of your game, and from our first game of pre-season until now we’re always working.

“It was a bit of a turbulent time at Melbourne, but I’m just fully focused on the Wanderers now and driven to achieve success.’’

“I’m thoroughly enjoying the changes of influence and couldn’t be happier.

“We’ve got cohesion in the backline, we’re pressing teams quite high and limiting entries into the box and final third which makes all defensive jobs easier. We’re defending boldly and bravely.

“It’s a great club to play for, it’s a completely honest and hard working environment.’’

 

I guess sometimes we have quite short memories.

Thanks for going to the trouble of putting his contribution to WSW's success last year into perspective, Valter.

 

He was far from welcomed with open arms when he arrived here...and it's likely he'll get the same reception playing for FC (or sitting on the bench more likely).

 

That can't build anyone's confidence, and in anything we do, confidence is a huge factor in performance.

 

I wish him all the best.

Poor sod is probably going to get booed by nobs from both sets of fans at the derby

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