So who is England's greatest-ever keeper?

[Peterborough Red]

[quote="derby1884"]I'd probably put Ray Clemence just ahead of Gordon Banks.

Using a phrase from a famous American tennis player.

" You cannot be serious"

[nozer]

Gordon Banks obviouslyfollowed by the great Bert Williams of the world famous Wolverhampton Wandered Football Club.
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[Benno Spire]

No contest, Chesterfield player Gordon Banks.

Another Chesterfield lad Bob Wilson worth a mention

[Fishy]

Gordon Banks for me
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47/8 Coventry.
48/9 Newport.
49/0 Walsall; Exeter.
50/1 Port Vale.
51/2 Port Vale 1/5.
52/3 Swindon.

[tackler7]

Well here are the stats.

http://www.myfootballfacts.com/EnglandsGoalkeepers.html

[littlewiggy]

Surprised Scott Carson hasn't had a mention.
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[Peterborough Red]

I am of the age to remember when British keepers were recognised as the best in the world.Foreign with the odd exception were looked upon as being dodgy.
How times have changed in that respect.
Then again football has changed from a sport with physical contact.
To non contact, how long before tackling is outlawed.