Guehi will have recovered from his injury and if he stays fit will likely go. Southgate prefers Dunk to Colwill and we know how that went for England. Marc is clear back up to Stones and Maguire - who have both been injury-hit this year. Gomez and Konsa were nothing special during the break

That's a big blow losing Johnstone.
Out for the rest of this season.
Just hope Henderson doesn't get injured.

Edited by dreamwaverider (27 Mar 2024 3.10pm)

We always used to call him fish flinders!

Edited by Goalpost1 (28 Mar 2024 9.15am)

I think that’s where the likes of hennessey and Henderson struggled/struggle for us, if your positioning is poor you’re going to struggle, and sitting behind the goal like I do, certainly in Hennessey’s case his positioning was well suspect sometimes. Yes he might throw himself at a shot that ends up a goal and it’s not a glaring error, but his poor positioning did stand out a bit with him, especially as he wasn’t exactly the most nimble of keepers. Henderson’s also let a couple in that it’s hard to believe he didn’t get to the ball despite throwing himself across the goal

Made in Bromley

I feel like the club still view Henderson as the long term goalkeeper so maybe if he can come in and finish the season well it could prove to be a blessing in disguise. Let's hope he steps up.

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold...

I am not a goalkeeping coach nor do I profess to being an expert in this field but in conversation with those in the game I discovered that certain clubs like their keeper to operate near their goalline whilst others have a preference for the keeper to being more advanced when dealing with shots.

I noticed that erstwhile Wolves goalkeeper Rui Patricio works very close to his line so he is not a keeper who acts as a Sweeper.
Thomas Kaminski on the other hand adopts a high starting position on the pitch and players have attempted to lob him from distance.

Edited by Willo (28 Mar 2024 1.40pm)