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If you'd asked me a few weeks ago I'd have said Walton, but Hladky has continued to impress overall, even if I do have concerns with how he manages balls into the box.
I'd be amazed if Walton doesn't make it his spot again soon though, he is a better keeper overall.
I was born underwater, I dried out in the sun.
I started humping volcanoes baby, when I was too young.
I'm pretty sure I saw Christian Walton jogging down Henley Road earlier, which made me think he must be close to fitness (but would be a weird thing to do if he was involved tonight). Maybe he has a doppelganger.
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Who should start in goal? on 15:04 - Oct 3 with 1541 views
100% Hladky. We're second in the Championship and Hladky has been a huge part of that. He's constantly made big saves at crucial times and is excellent at sweeping up.
Caveats being that sometimes he has a brain fart with passing and can be a little lightweight on crosses.
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Who should start in goal? on 15:06 - Oct 3 with 1527 views
Who should start in goal? on 15:04 - Oct 3 by RobTheMonk
100% Hladky. We're second in the Championship and Hladky has been a huge part of that. He's constantly made big saves at crucial times and is excellent at sweeping up.
Caveats being that sometimes he has a brain fart with passing and can be a little lightweight on crosses.
Agreed.
If Hladky was just doing ok, a passable keeper. Then Walton probably comes back. But Hladky is winning us points, making huge saves. Stats back this up. He has the shirt.
Who should start in goal? on 15:26 - Oct 3 by Keno
He'd be an interesting guest, as would Pat Godbold
I really enjoy the programmes, though Roger was very funny and incredibly humble
He was. I tried to get Terry and Russell to talk about what he was good at - other than scoring FA Cup final-winning goals - as he was so self-effacing! Pat is certainly possible, although we've not asked her as yet.
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Who should start in goal? on 15:43 - Oct 3 with 1298 views
Who should start in goal? on 15:39 - Oct 3 by PhilTWTD
He was. I tried to get Terry and Russell to talk about what he was good at - other than scoring FA Cup final-winning goals - as he was so self-effacing! Pat is certainly possible, although we've not asked her as yet.
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I remember Roger being an incredible man marker, didnt Cruyff go on record as saying he was the hardest opponent he ever played against?
Rotating keepers and jumpers for goalposts. That's where it's at. (Or used to be on Copleston playing fields once they took the posts down in the summer).
Who should start in goal? on 15:10 - Oct 3 by TRUE_BLUE123
Agreed.
If Hladky was just doing ok, a passable keeper. Then Walton probably comes back. But Hladky is winning us points, making huge saves. Stats back this up. He has the shirt.
Long term , probably Walton , but for now Hladky has earned his place .
Walton needs some game time , if that's available before being considered ready to come back .
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Who should start in goal? on 16:12 - Oct 3 with 1232 views
Who should start in goal? on 15:04 - Oct 3 by RobTheMonk
100% Hladky. We're second in the Championship and Hladky has been a huge part of that. He's constantly made big saves at crucial times and is excellent at sweeping up.
Caveats being that sometimes he has a brain fart with passing and can be a little lightweight on crosses.
I agree, I'd keep Hladky in goal based on his performances.
However, Kieran is rightly completely confident in his own judgement, and I'm certain he's capable of being ruthless (and of putting an arm round the shoulder to limit any damage). So I wouldn't be shocked to see Kieran drop Hladky and bringn Walton straight back in.
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Who should start in goal? on 16:34 - Oct 3 with 1157 views
Who should start in goal? on 15:47 - Oct 3 by Swansea_Blue
Rotating keepers and jumpers for goalposts. That's where it's at. (Or used to be on Copleston playing fields once they took the posts down in the summer).
Thing about rotating keepers is that it is best to wait until they are facing away from the field of play before you shoot...
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