I always felt confident when he was in goal rarely ever made a mistakeWestwood by a mile
If we consider recent years as the last 15 or so, top 3 (or 4) for me would be:
1. Westwood
2. Daylight
3. Murphy (in league 1)
4. Marshall/Fulop
If we consider recent years as the last 15 or so, top 3 (or 4) for me would be:
1. Westwood
2. Daylight
3. Murphy (in league 1)
4. Marshall/Fulop
in my time as a city supporter
1. Jim Blyth (by a mile)
2. Oggy
3. Les Sealey
4. Keiran Westwood
Les Sealey!!!!!! Is this a wind up?in my time as a city supporter
1. Jim Blyth (by a mile)
2. Oggy
3. Les Sealey
4. Keiran Westwood
(What do I know, I thought Burge was fine for league 1 level)
I’ve never seen a city keeper knock it around like Marosi. He’s obviously not played enough yet to be in the conversation but if Stockdale gets a nod then so does Marosi for me. (What do I know, I thought Burge was fine for league 1 level)
Full on Bell end.....recall him laughing to the west end after letting a goal in v West HamSealey was a decent keeper, just a bit of a bell-end.
Sealey was a decent keeper, just a bit of a bell-end.
He was a fucking grade A bell end.
Bit before my time, what was bell-endy about Sealey?
On a technicality Kasper Schmeichel?! Only a few games on loan but definitely had the best career of any recent gk to have played for Cov.
Owned by us Westwood was easily the best post prem goalkeeper.
See Covkid1968s post just above mine.
He had a bad relationship with the City support after that and would give out and receive a lot of stick when he returned.
He lived fairly locally to me when he played for City and was known to be a bit of a twat.
I’ve never seen a city keeper knock it around like Marosi. He’s obviously not played enough yet to be in the conversation but if Stockdale gets a nod then so does Marosi for me. (What do I know, I thought Burge was fine for league 1 level)
But until the Pep/tiki taka era it was never really a consideration for a keeper.
I'd argue it has arguably gone too far the other way now and the ability to play the ball is given higher consideration than goalkeeping ability. Sort of understandable at the top teamswho don't need to defend as much but for others it's a risky game. Marosi looks like a decent mix.
If some of those keepers had to play at a struggling team it'd be an absolute horror show, but on the other hand good keepers like Cech started to struggle when they were being asked to play the ball out.
If we consider recent years as the last 15 or so, top 3 (or 4) for me would be:
1. Westwood
2. Daylight
3. Murphy (in league 1)
4. Marshall/Fulop
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