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No, and it has very rarely been the case, and when it is the case, it usually turns into shit. So much of the goalkeeper role is about psychology. The last thing you want is a goalie who feels "if I make the slightest of mistakes, the bloke on the bench will take my job".

Good player and by all accounts a top professional. Happy to see him stay.

Maybe... sounds a bit too little. In most professional clubs you're expected to show up on the training ground five days a week (though you only train football for four of them). Maybe is different for backup goalies, not much purpose in showing up for the rehab training you always/usually do...

Jason Steele is alright. Has a poor reputation due to the "We're all going to die stuck with Sunderland" or what the Netflix series was called. Oh yeah. When someone is having a bit of a hard time, the best solution is usually to put some more pressure on that person.

Calling Dr No