Good shout, but I heard you were the best in the 70's - how come Jimmy Andrews didn't sign you at the same time as Robin Friday?
Sends out a message to rest of the team as well. Given OGS was talking about the Molde keeper, he's obviously decided he's already got what he needs. Still slightly concerned we got rid of Holman. Very personal thing the keeping coach. It wasn't broke so not sure why it was fixed.
And the way he deals with crosses. But a brilliant shot (had to be careful with spelling there) stopper. One of the best.
He's no worse than what I've seen of De Gea and Hart in terms of crosses. De Gea tries to punch like he's broken his wrist, and Hart seems to forget he has hands.
Must have been when keepers wore itchy roll neck jumpers, boot studs were made of cork and they would stand in the back of the net dragging on a crafty Woodbine while play was up the other end. First City keeper I saw was Bob Wilson , just the one game, never saw him again. He was followed by Fred Davies, then Frank Parsons, Jim Eadie, Bill Irwin and then Ron Healey. Irwin is my pick from those, he made some incredible saves, especially playing in front of a generally poor defence. Some similaritires with Marshall maybe? On the minus side anyone on here at Oxford (must have been around 70/71) when he got beaten down the slope by a 40 yard rocket from their full back?
