The best Irish goalkeeper in the Championship according to Opta.
http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/spor...rowett-9327676
Randolph is finalising a move to a Premier League club as a free agent, according to Birmingham: http://www.bcfc.com/news/article/dar...y-2453606.aspx
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The best Irish goalkeeper in the Championship according to Opta.
http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/spor...rowett-9327676
That's very interesting, considering he had a few really difficult games. That said, 11 clean sheets is not to be sniffed at (including Birmingham's final 3) so it will be interesting to see where he goes next season, as a free agent. Is it possible that he will leapfrog David Forde in the line next season?
http://www.eppingforestguardian.co.u...dolph_capture/
Signing for West Ham.
Great, another goalkeeper sitting on the bench for a Premier Division club.
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It will be a relatively close run thing. Randolph has a much higher profile than Henderson, Murphy or Logan. Adrian is a good goalkeeper though.
Adrian can be overcome. I'm always wary about players signing for clubs without managers though.
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http://www.irishexaminer.com/sport/s...op-340304.html
Darren Randolph earmarked as long-term successor to Shay Given in goal for Ireland
The mysterious man slams his fist on the bar. "That kid is no good I tells ya"!
Very funny! Still, he frustrates me. He should be brilliant but sometimes just lets soft goals in, including some really poor ones, and I don't see him being consistently good enough. I'd love him to prove me wrong.
I've had my doubts about him since he made a howler against England U21s at Turners Cross. He had a poor SFA Cup Final making the classic mistake of taking a step sideways just before a direct free, which went in just where he had moved from. I thought he was beaten too easily for Ireland against both Oman and (especially) Spain and I thought he got away with murder in the last game of the season before last, an error nearly getting Brum relegated. I think his decision making is a bit suspect too. Just saying...
I haven't seen an awful lot of Randolph but I'd imagine he'll be doing very well to dislodge Adrian. He seems very consistent.
Probably the last word I'd use to describe Adrian.
Fair enough, I take it he makes howlers quite regularly going by that statement? Looked decent any time I've seen him to be honest.
Same here. That said I hate West Ham and only watch them if it's absolutely necessary.
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He's a very good keeper in the sense that has quite a few very good games but also a few nightmares. He's mad as a hatter too. He's good to watch.
Many keepers tend to erase those nightmares from their games when they hit their peak though, in fairness. Reckon he could manage same? From what I've seen, I think he could. I'm disappointed he couldn't find a club where he'd be in a better position to challenge the number one. Adrian built up a good amount of goodwill last season and maybe he's a better keep anyway... It's a tough one.
Randolph confident of usurping Adrian.
http://www.london24.com/sport/footba...toes_1_4140663
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