Manuel Neuer.
He is the most complete keeper for me. In addition to strong reflexes, he can also solve many situations in a playful way. And he can throw the ball extremely far, which has already created many good counter situations.
He is the most complete keeper for me. In addition to strong reflexes, he can also solve many situations in a playful way. And he can throw the ball extremely far, which has already created many good counter situations.
Hi everyone.
I am not very aware of the current soccer, since I liked the one of another time more, so my list is surely of guards that some of you do not know (the order is not relevant).
I didn't see them all play live because of my age, but I've seen videos.
-Lev Yashin (the black spider) (Russia)
-Amadeo Carrizo, Ubaldo Fillol (Argentina)
-Andoni Zubizarreta, Iker Casillas (Spain)
-Gianluigi Bufon, Dino Zoff (Italy)
-Dida, Claudio Taffarel (Brazil)
-Oliver Kahn, Harald Schumacher (Germany)
-José Luis Chilavert (Paraguay)
-René Higuita (Colombia)
-Jorge Campos (Mexico)
Of course there are many more but these are the first ones that occurred to me.
Greetings.
I am not very aware of the current soccer, since I liked the one of another time more, so my list is surely of guards that some of you do not know (the order is not relevant).
I didn't see them all play live because of my age, but I've seen videos.
-Lev Yashin (the black spider) (Russia)
-Amadeo Carrizo, Ubaldo Fillol (Argentina)
-Andoni Zubizarreta, Iker Casillas (Spain)
-Gianluigi Bufon, Dino Zoff (Italy)
-Dida, Claudio Taffarel (Brazil)
-Oliver Kahn, Harald Schumacher (Germany)
-José Luis Chilavert (Paraguay)
-René Higuita (Colombia)
-Jorge Campos (Mexico)
Of course there are many more but these are the first ones that occurred to me.
Greetings.
over the last 10 years
manuel neuer gets my vote . his incredible 'extra sweeper ' style changed the way the modern game is played . he is getting on in years now , so his reads , reflexes and positioning are not what they once were , sadly .
manuel neuer gets my vote . his incredible 'extra sweeper ' style changed the way the modern game is played . he is getting on in years now , so his reads , reflexes and positioning are not what they once were , sadly .
I completely agree with you, and I’m surprised how the author of the post could not include him in his list. This is not respect for history. He was offered any amount to be called so that he went to defend the gates of Real Madrid, he refused because he was not brought up so and played football not for money, it was a man with a capital letter.Vallet said:
