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Lods · 30th December 2018, 19.59:22

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Originally Posted by dixienormous

He's one of the best keepers I've ever seen play the game.

You could definitely argue he was the main reason Bolton got into the UEFA Cup that year. Fantastic keeper. Best I've ever seen is a stretch, but I definitely wouldn't moan at a prime-Jaaskelainen in between the Wrexham sticks.

Red Light · 30th December 2018, 20.13:33

If he could coach Lainton to kick the ball and keep it on the pitch he would be perfect !

Get the impression he's enjoying his time here - and part of a good solid backroom staff.

4 experienced old heads are better than a Shropshire bound school leaver any day.

dixienormous · 30th December 2018, 20.56:09

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Originally Posted by Lods

You could definitely argue he was the main reason Bolton got into the UEFA Cup that year. Fantastic keeper. Best I've ever seen is a stretch, but I definitely wouldn't moan at a prime-Jaaskelainen in between the Wrexham sticks.

He's not the best, but one of the best I've personally seen with my own eyes, in the last 25years.

Anyone fancy doing their top 5 keepers, since you've been watching football.

1.Schmeichel snr 2. Southal 3.Neuer 4. Casillias 5. De Gea

Jussi in top ten.

Dai Pad · 30th December 2018, 21.01:43

As a matter of interest where does Mike Newell go during the game? I'd have thought he would be in the dugout with Graham, unless I've missed something.

sionwxm · 30th December 2018, 21.08:13

If he only gets paid expenses then hats off to him. We are certainly lucky to have him here

Funny_Old_Game · 30th December 2018, 21.34:26

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Originally Posted by dixienormous

He's not the best, but one of the best I've personally seen with my own eyes, in the last 25years.

Anyone fancy doing their top 5 keepers, since you've been watching football.

1.Schmeichel snr 2. Southal 3.Neuer 4. Casillias 5. De Gea

Jussi in top ten.

There’s probably 10 currently in the Premier League who are already better than JJ ever was. If he was a great keeper he would not have played for Bolton Wanderers for over a decade.

dixienormous · 30th December 2018, 21.49:50

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Originally Posted by Funny_Old_Game

There’s probably 10 currently in the Premier League who are already better than JJ ever was. If he was a great keeper he would not have played for Bolton Wanderers for over a decade.

My opinion is based on performances I've seen in the Premier league, and some of his saves and performances for Bolton in the top flight were incredible, I stand by my comment.

Funny_Old_Game · 30th December 2018, 21.54:18

He was a very solid Prem keeper for many years, that’s as far as I’d go to be honest.

Seems a top bloke for the changing room though, that’s all we should be concerned about. And Lainton has been brilliant nearly all season. I can’t remember any real howlers he’s made.

dixienormous · 30th December 2018, 22.12:40

There's always that slight possibility that my mind has simply decided he is, just because I like the fact he's a part of our backroom staff!!

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Funny_Old_Game Name A Stand After Me (info 1 & 2) Joined: Nov 2008 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Jussi jaaskelainen influence? He was a very solid Prem keeper for many years, that’s as far as I’d go to be honest. Seems a top bloke for the changing room though, that’s all we should be concerned about. And Lainton has been brilliant nearly all season. I can’t remember any real howlers he’s made.

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dixienormous Printing My Own Banknotes Joined: Dec 2011 Racecourse Spot: Upper Yale stand, town end Real Name: Gavin Davies-Jones Twitter: @	Re: Jussi jaaskelainen influence? There's always that slight possibility that my mind has simply decided he is, just because I like the fact he's a part of our backroom staff!! __________________ "We talk about it for twenty minutes and then we decide I was right." -Brian Clough