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Bartosz Bialkowski has retired at 37.

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Originally Posted by BCnotts18

Bartosz Bialkowski has retired at 37.

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Would have been ideal competition for Bass but it seems like he's fallen out of love with football

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Originally Posted by Chicken Balti Pie

Would have been ideal competition for Bass but it seems like he's fallen out of love with football

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Not at 37. I'd like to think the idea goalies can still play while pushing 40 is long gone.

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Originally Posted by the_anticlough

Not at 37. I'd like to think the idea goalies can still play while pushing 40 is long gone.

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Only a year older than Slocombe and I think we'd all agree Bart beats Slocombe hands down

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Originally Posted by the_anticlough

Not at 37. I'd like to think the idea goalies can still play while pushing 40 is long gone.

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Did you not rate Roy Carroll then?

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Originally Posted by Chicken Balti Pie

Only a year older than Slocombe and I think we'd all agree Bart beats Slocombe hands down

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So? He’s under contract and coming to the end of his run. No big issue to have a 36year old as one of 3 keepers, but we shouldn’t be in the business of bringing in even older goalkeepers

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Originally Posted by 51Magpie

Did you not rate Roy Carroll then?

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Not particularly, no.
Full disclosure, as an England fan I really have it in for old goalkeepers.
After seeing a midget outjump our 36 year-old No.1 in 1986, Brehme's deflected lob beat the same 40 year-old in 1990, and Ronaldinho float a lob over our 38 year-old keeper in 2002, I've been firmly against old keepers. I reckon the agility needed to perform at the professional level should mean there's less chance for a keeper to extend beyond 35 than outfield players.

I blame Dino Zoff in 1982. Him playing in that Italy team spread the misnomer that goalies could last til 40, forgetting he was playing behind Bergomi, Scirea, Gentile, Cabrini and Tardelli.
Slocs will go at the end of this season, aged 36, will probably retire and go into coaching. That's the way it should be IMO.

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Originally Posted by the_anticlough

Not particularly, no.
Full disclosure, as an England fan I really have it in for old goalkeepers.
After seeing a midget outjump our 36 year-old No.1 in 1986, Brehme's deflected lob beat the same 40 year-old in 1990, and Ronaldinho float a lob over our 38 year-old keeper in 2002, I've been firmly against old keepers. I reckon the agility needed to perform at the professional level should mean there's less chance for a keeper to extend beyond 35 than outfield players.

I blame Dino Zoff in 1982. Him playing in that Italy team spread the misnomer that goalies could last til 40, forgetting he was playing behind Bergomi, Scirea, Gentile, Cabrini and Tardelli.
Slocs will go at the end of this season, aged 36, will probably retire and go into coaching. That's the way it should be IMO.

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Did we replace our Goalkeeping Coach? I think Slocombe would make a good coach. He communicates well and seems to be a good pro. Maybe that's why he stayed and Stone was transfer listed?

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Originally Posted by Kent Magpie

Did we replace our Goalkeeping Coach? I think Slocombe would make a good coach. He communicates well and seems to be a good pro. Maybe that's why he stayed and Stone was transfer listed?

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Steve Collis is the new goalkeeping coach:

https://www.nottscountyfc.co.uk/news...ntment-050624/

Eli Sam joins Enosis Neon Paralimni FC of the Cypriot First Division