He’s still imo pointing out faults of his opponents. I remember when there used to be a keepers union. They’d all defend each other blindly. But the rant I recall most was after we won the penalty shoot out. He would have us believe that it was entirely his skill that had done it. I’d like to just see him keep quiet, but appreciate in this day and age the press are always after quotes etc.
I think it’s just the way it’s become with English keepers in the last decade. It used to be you had to have a few years proving you were better than the old guy between the sticks. You’d start for England at say 26 or so. By the time you’re making mistakes you’ve had a 6 year career which earns you a bit of leeway and on comes the next. Now they start at 22 (with less experience hence more prone to mistake) and are hounded our before they even reach their peak. Same thing happened to Robinson and Hart. Both lost their heads long before they should have.
