At the start of the season, there were question marks over Joe Hart’s position as England’s No.1. A shaky season at Torino was followed by an unconvincing performance against Scotland in the summer. It was assumed Jordan Pickford would simply step into the mantle having stayed in the Premier League with Everton; however, his performances are not indicative of an international ‘keeper. After Jack Butland’s howler against Leicester (a very rare one for such an consistent player), there’s an opening for highly-rated Burnley shot-stoppers Tom Heaton and Nick Pope to boost their chances of being England’s World Cup goalkeeper for Russia.
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