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Goalkeeper's

Peter Shilton, Ray Clemence, David Seaman, Peter Schmeichel, Bruce Grobellar, in fact the list could go on and on. All the goalkeepers I have just mentioned are legends of the game in their very own ways in some way or another. I would also go as far as saying they are still missed and have not been replaced by their clubs properly and probably never will. Why I here you ask? Well one reason is because every single one of them had a presence about them on the pitch and a character and to be a world-class keeper you need this to differentiate yourself from the others.

Let's take Peter Schmeichel for example he is one of the best goalkeepers I have ever seen in my life time and I will never see another Schmeichel type of character either. You see he was a leader and he lead the team from the back when things were not going right he would voice his opinion and was not bothered if he upset a team mate. If you played under Peter's reign then at some point no matter who you were you would have come in for a tongue lashing off him. That was his own team-mates so imagine how the opponents felt playing against him if he treated his own team-mates like that. I bet people used to look at him on the pitch and become intimidated by him because of his presence. He could command his goal like no other and spread himself across the goal when needed. He stood tall until the very last minute and made himself big, his own defenders used to be very confident that if they made a mistake Peter was more than capable of saving their blushes.

Well FM 2006 is no different you need a goalkeeper who you can rely on and know he won't let you down. Don't expect to find one straight away though you might find a talent but it might take a couple of seasons for him to come into his own. The goalkeeper is and always will be your last line of defence, if the opposition breaks through your midfield and defence then you need to be confident your goalkeeper will not let you down or get beat. He is not going to save every single shot or attempt at goal as that would mean he was super human, there will be times that he does let goals in and make the odd mistake, but as long as it is not all the time then there should be no need for worry. When deciding on a goalkeeper there are a few things you should check first and these stats are what I call "core stats" and these are essential for any goalkeeper to stand a chance of being half decent. The stats you should always look out for are handling, reflexes and agility. If the player as good stats in these areas to begin with then with the right training you can improve him quite a lot and make him better.

There is only two ways you can play a goalkeeper really, you can set him up and act as a sweeper keeper meaning he will come off his line and out of the box at times and clear any balls that your defenders fail to deal with. Although this is very risky if you get it right you will benefit a lot.

Recommended Stats for a Sweeper Keeper are;

Acceleration, decisions, composure, anticipation, concentration, Positioning, command of area, agility, stamina, jumping, strength and aerial ability

Other

Throwing, pace, concentration, composure, bravery and anticipation.

Recommended settings

Mentality - At least 10 or above (the more attacking though the more risky)

Closing Down - This should also be around 10 any less and the keeper will not close down when balls are outside the 18 yard box.

Tackling - Easy so he doesn't get sent off

The second way is the more so called "normal approach" where the keeper is quite reserved about coming out of his box and is slightly more cautious than the sweeper keeper.

Recommended Stats for a Normal Keeper are;

Decisions, composure, anticipation, concentration, Positioning, command of area, agility, stamina, jumping, strength and aerial ability

Other

Throwing, pace, concentration, composure, bravery and anticipation.

Recommended settings

For a normal style keeper;

Mentality - 6

Closing Down - rarely about 4

Tackling - Easy so he doesn't get sent off

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