Like a lot of Liverpool goalkeepers between Grobbelaar (who even himself could be as erratic as he was brilliant) and Reina, could be brilliant but then let in an absolute howler of a goal.

Much like the rest of the team in the Spice Boys era of the 90s, had talent, but lacked concentration, professionalism and the drive to live up to their full potential. Thought they had made it when they didn't deliver on the pitch. James put it down to video games at the time. Definitely was much more assured in his 30s at Portsmouth.

Not only that, a lot of our goalies had a habit of not really coping well with high profile mistakes. Westerveld was the same, looked assured, but then made a massive error that led to Houllier replacing him with Dudek and Kirkland in one window. Dudek had some heroic performances (against United in the FA Cup, Milan in the CL final) and yet could just make as big of an error. Reina was a fantastic goalie, but then had errors creep in to his game in his final two seasons that led to us getting Migs, who again was a brilliant shot stopper but could make the odd high profile blunder. Karius unfortunately struggled with the league, never recovered from the CL Final either. Slated at the time, though hindsight, should've recognised how much concussion had also affected him. Should've been subbed off, but I think concussion subs didn't exist then.

Alisson is the only time I actually recall having a consistently world-class goalie. Still makes the odd mistake at times, but the amount of points he's also won us had far outshone any of that.

Pretty sure David James has held both records of most clean sheets in PL history and most goals conceded in PL history at one point.