Caoimhín Kelleher

He wasnt "poor" last night - his handling and distribution were excellent. As regards the goal, it is an excellent delivery low and flat which mean the keeper cannot come for it, as it is likely to get a touch along the way and then he is in no mans land. He rightly assumes there will be a touch and is then caught out when that touch doesnt come. Maybe he should have done better at that point, but that would be harsh imo - the defence has to deal with that cross given it's height and trajectory.

Lads can bang on about ft football and Travers wonderful season etc. but I'm not having that he has been poor over the last two games. He looks an extremely competent assured keeper and I think dropping him for Saturday's game would be a huge mistake.

I wouldn't put huge blame on Kelleher. Could have done better but you see those types of goals.

We have a lot bigger problems.

I made a point that seeing Kelleher this season I would have some doubts about his shot stopping ability compared to Alisson at Liverpool and what we have seen from Bazunu so far

Why didn't he catch it? The ball bounced about 3 yards from the goal, his territory for me.

Unfortunately when keepers feck up it is highlighted more for obvious reasons. 

And I think their other keeper is Leicester's #2 Danny Ward who hasnt played a whole lot either and is also a decent keeper.

Think some of the criticism of Kelleher is ridiculous. Glad someone else pointed out that Duffy literally pushed Egan away as he was about to head it clear. Hard for Kelleher to expect that! Nonetheless  talking to a few goalies, concensus is that if he was standing a yard further out he would have saved it - it was the retreating that goosed him. Hard to resist retreating when a cross has that quality mind you.

Otherwise he was decent and distribution was good last night.

Didn't see Armenia game but don't think he did much wrong in that.

In previous games he was excellent including some worldies (contrary to what is suggested above) away to Hungary.

Bazunu is no.1 at the mo, completely on merit, but actually he hasn't been near faultless as some suggested above. Even in his best game against Serbia at home he lost his bearings on a free from 50 yards which hit the crossbar and he went walkabout a few mins later and needed McClean to rescue him. But he was 19, that's OK, he made some worldies  besides and he has improved since. Great if he gets Southampton move and becomes first choice (no good if he is benching). Delighted for him.

I must admit I've seen very little of Travers. Obviously he had a nightmare in Serbia. That put him down the pecking order. Great to hear he is doing so well at his club since.

In short, nothing wrong with SK picking Kelleher as his 2nd choice and it would be perfectly legitimate to keep doing that for next two games. However, nothing to do with last night, but I do personally think Travers should get at least one start - he deserves the chance to show Belgrade was a one off. But with SKs neck back on the line he obviously has to pick whoever he (not we) trusts more.

Three fine young keepers lads, for God's sake lets cut out the vitriol against any of them. People have their favourites, that's fine, but no need to denigrate the others.

Sorry, not sure, wasn't trying to blame Duffy more just saying it looked for all the world as though Egan was about to head it

What rubbish. Bazunu is the No. 1. 

Give it up FFS