I just wish we'd drop this habit of playing one keeper in league/cl games, the other in domestic cups. I think its fair enough that our second choice keeper needs to play a certain number of games each season to keep sharp. But why does it have to be this rigid approach? What would be wrong with playing Pants against Stoke tomorrow rather than against Sunderland?
Other players have contributed to our progression to the final but will not get a look in when the team to face Sunderland is picked. Its only the gk position that seems to be treated in this way. Why should the second choice keeper have a divine right to play in the final?