I believe Ray Clemence deserves a mention as he was a great keeper of his generation. Too bad there's another great keeper that made them rotate for international duty.

The legendary Black Spider, widely regarded as the best of the best.

BTW for my above post, the one who takes turn as England GK with Clemence is Shilton. Wonder why there is shortage of world class gk for the English now as back in those days, there's loads of top class English keeper.

And for Reds, special mention for Elisha Scott, longest serving player in Reds history at 22 years

See the bold part & you got yourself an answer
Seriously he commits school boy errors which is costly in top flight football. As we know it is essential for great gk to keep concentration even when winning. Also he not getting younger hence the decision to let him go.

Well you never mention Grobbelaar & Clemence either

This post has been edited by vreis: Jan 25 2008, 03:45 PM

But sadly his 'days' seldom comes during his stay in Reds
Maybe it's the kamikaze defending that we adopted that time marred his performance