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Sure is, harsh red though.

wow - there's a huge difference in how it looks between the pic that ralph posted and that snippet of video. On the basis of that it defo looks harsh.

Top marks to the snapper who took the pic that ralph posted tho - to get the worst part of that incident and have it look like something entirely different to what the incident actually was must have taken perfect timing. :lol:

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Suarez is old school. No edge to the guy at all. Call him a cheat for a whole game, he flips off the bird. Couldnt give a fiddlers. Dead right too. Ref gave him zero protection for the whole game. Hangeland was all over him like butter on toast.

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I see Reina made another gaffe last night.

Still, the usual suspects will continue to peddle lines like the 'best goalkeeper in the league'...

"the usual suspects" being just about every goalie, player, ex-goalie, and ex-player you mean?

And of course I guess you're talking about Jose Reina?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/15914767.stm :lol::lol:

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The Dutch national team are pretty well off, Vorm and Krul competing for their number 1 spot.

Delighted with how he's been though, he made a couple of dodgy decisions at the start of the season, but in terms of reflex saves, positioning for shots, claiming corners, he's been fantastic. He still seems to be improving as well.

Just gotta wait for Ashley to sell him in January...

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Spurs? Friedel's already 40.

Chelsea? Cech hasn't been in form for a good few years.

We're probably safe from other Prem clubs nicking him, but if a German club with Champs Lge football came knocking I expect we'd lose him.

there's been newspaper rumours of Spurs going for Krul in January, as well as newspaper rumours of Chelsea selling Cech .... so I wouldn't get too attached to him just yet.

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A certain right midfielder is the most capped outfield England international of all time, and widely lauded as one of England's greatest player and world class by various players, ex players, managers and pundits.

He still very definitely isn't.

Yeah, but unlike the opinions of Reina the ones of Lumpard are marmite.

Much like Reina is a fine goalkeeper. Though he isn't the best in English football at the moment and he's miles behind real greats like VDS and Buffon already mentioned, and Schmeichal, Banks, Zoff, Yashin, Jennings, Maier, or Casillias.

The thing is, who is the best in English football "at the moment" varies week-to-week dependant on what saves they make and who else messes up. Rob Green was the best once ... till the next match. :lol:

We could argue over who we each thought was the best, but of those currently playing in England and using the consistency across a number of seasons as the benchmark (as suggested by pinbk triangle) Reina is there or thereabouts.

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Much like Reina is a fine goalkeeper. Though he isn't the best in English football at the moment and he's miles behind real greats like VDS and Buffon already mentioned, and Schmeichal, Banks, Zoff, Yashin, Jennings, Maier, or Casillias.

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Consistent? I'm amazed. Unless people are referring to him making mistakes fairly consistently? Albeit, to be fair, making many good saves in between.

Check out the gaffes he has made in the last year or so against Tottenham, my team, Steau, Argentina, Arsenal. Mistakes I wouldn't expect a division 4 keeper to make.

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