If one on ones were the only aspect of a keepers performance
then maybe I would rate him more highly.
Potentially they are the high stakes part of a keeper's
performance (unless yours truly was the striker 
),
but unconvincing marshalling of defence, flapping at crosses,
lack of physical presence (does Moss ever give you the impression
that he would take out his own defenders head if it got in
the way? - best keepers take no prisoners, including their own
in my experience) are other aspects that I am still
unconvinced about.
),
but unconvincing marshalling of defence, flapping at crosses,
lack of physical presence (does Moss ever give you the impression
that he would take out his own defenders head if it got in
the way? - best keepers take no prisoners, including their own
in my experience) are other aspects that I am still
unconvinced about.However, the boy done good other
night.
Admittedly, he hadn't before, but when he made the two fisted
punch early in the first half v Perth he came out for that like he
was going thru' anything which got in front of him. Maybe he's
learning from his previous games. Everybody talks, quite rightly,
about a keeper giving his defenders confidence but I'm sure it
works the other way as well. he's a good keeper and I'm sure he'll
get even better.
