ColinBellsjockstrap
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Best was Harry Dowd backing up Ken Mulhearn in 1967-8..........:-))
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Is Given the best backup keeper in the history of football?
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King Geedorah
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I doubt it.
McKenzie'sGoalWasBetter
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Burtonblue said:Cudicini is just as good + he doesn't whinge to the press about sitting on the bench.
Are you drunk or something? The reason he doesnt whinge to the press is that he knows he is a mediocre(at best) keeper, earning more than he's worth for doing next to nothing.
McKenzie'sGoalWasBetter said:Burtonblue said:Cudicini is just as good + he doesn't whinge to the press about sitting on the bench.
Are you drunk or something? The reason he doesnt whinge to the press is that he knows he is a mediocre(at best) keeper, earning more than he's worth for doing next to nothing.
Spot on! Cudicini is well behind Given.
JoeMercer'sWay
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9 Quinn said:McKenzie'sGoalWasBetter said:Burtonblue said:Cudicini is just as good + he doesn't whinge to the press about sitting on the bench.
Are you drunk or something? The reason he doesnt whinge to the press is that he knows he is a mediocre(at best) keeper, earning more than he's worth for doing next to nothing.
Spot on! Cudicini is well behind Given.
Cudicini is still decent even though he's getting on a bit but in the early days of Cech at Chelsea Cudicini was definately the best number 2 in the country.
What about Casillas/Canizares during the early 00's at Real Madrid, before Canizares left for Valencia as Casillas took over?