http://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/s...y-tennis-to-improve-as-a-goalkeeper-2ngtfltl9
Great interview with Schmeichel in the Times. If you don't have access, to summarise, he talks about the amount of time he spends analysing the top goalkeepers like Neuer and Buffon. Also mentions how he played outfield for Denmark in international training sessions and how he wants to give confidence to his defence that they can push up and he will be sweeping.
This is borne out by the stats that show he has done the most clearances outside the penalty area.
The other interesting point was he talked about fatigue, not physically, but what he calls concentration fatigue, he mentions after games he is mentally tired having to be so switched on all game. This is my biggest criticism of Hart, he clearly switches off. That throw in against West Ham was classic. Yes Otamendi switched off but Hart had the full picture, he had plenty of time to see the throw and yet the first touch to score was in his six yard box!! Criminal.
I absolutely love Joe Hart don't get me wrong, and if he addresses his distribution and gains consistency, and improves his concentration, he can be up there with the absolute best. It's clearly not a lack of ability, as can be testified by some of the wonder saves he has made but he has to do it game in, game out and for me, this season in particular the team have been let down by his mistakes.