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Very much so. If we're being perfectly honest, he could do much better than Everton.
Pathetic narrative that, he had a cracking shot covered and then it came back off the post, terrible luck
Treble. He uses his foot to claw the ball away from the oncoming striker after the face stop on to the post. Sensational.
Only Neville Southall stands above him as a number one in my 43 years as a supporter. And he's closer to Nev than he is to Nigel Martyn or Tim Howard.
I’d go along with that but rolling it round my head as Martyn was ace!
I've seen him catch balls and command his box. He's never going to do it as much as a 6ft5 keeper though and instead plays to his strengths. I don't think it's the glaring weakness it's made out to be.
Martyn was excellent - but he didn't make as many history-altering saves as Pickford. That save against Chelsea two seasons ago and that penalty save against Leicester last season arguably prevented two relegations. Who knows what yesterday's divine intervention could mean come May. On top of that, Nigel came to us in his decline. He was magnificent, but post-peak. Jordan has come and given us his best years. England's number one. And in a parallel world, he is Sir Jordan Pickford because that unbelievable penalty save to stop Jorginho winning Euro 2020 for Italy should quite plausibly have given his team-mates the chance to win the title. But it was England, so lolz.
Hard agree on all points, especially the last one.
It was a great save no doubt, but the best save he has ever made for me imo, was the one at home against Chelsea, season before last, pushing it on to the post and scrambling across his goal line to clear it. Reflexes and speed. Amazing!
