Would have to disagree with the statement that has been poor for keepers. I was struck by what an amazing array of keepers this league has - got be the best in the world, surely? Only two duds - Szczesny and Federici.
Didn't think it was possible for Boruc to look more intimidating but that haircut has done the job. From watching the press conference it appears the club barber was busy as MP and the translator have had their ears lowered
Great news....top class keepers are not easy to come by these days! Now to give Tommy Forecast a new contract to keep him on his toes!
Why..? Is it personal..? Aren't they superficial enough for you..? They've been extremely innovative in terms of mechanical timekeeping. All they are trying to do is build their image, just like many other watchmakers of similar distinction.
Great news, he's been fantastic. I feel a lot more comfortbale with him between the sticks, as do our defence no doubt.
Great news indeed - must be scary for a forward to break through the line, look up & see Crazy Eyes Artur charging towards them. I'm just glad we finally have the number 1 shirt fully locked down
this is excellent news, he's a very safe pair of hands. I like the way our best players are signing new deals to stay at the club.
A bit better than that http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parmigiani_Fleurier but only because I like their balloon! http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=PA...visitors-at-swiss-balloon-festival%2F;584;879
Tommy Forecast signs new 3 year deal, rewarding him for his dedication and loyalty to stick with Southampton, even when he was far below his level in League 1.
For those who occasionally wonder which particular Eterna watch the players are wearing when they face the media, I think this is it: Eterna 1948 Date with black face or white Stunningly good looking classic watch. Love automatics. http://www.eterna.ch/en/1948/1948-date
There are good keepers in the league, yes, but it could be said that the biggest names (Hart, De Gea, Cech) haven't performed to the best of their abilities.
