We played our local derby last night and it was definitely two points dropped rather than one gained. We were all over them and didn't take any of the early chances we made but eventually took the lead and then doubled it. A mistake from my fellow GK got them back in the game and another just before half-time meant it was 2-2 at the break and that's where it finished. Another clean sheet for me gutted we dropped two points but happy with my personal performance.

What are everyone's plans for tonight and the Weekend. Training, Friendlies, League Games or Cup Match's

A little clip of Preston's game on Sunday. Was it IN or OUT. Personally I think it was just in but eitherway he shouldn't have put himself in that situation. He should have kept his eyes on the ball and held it and then with it being so close he could have used his feet to clear

Friday mean games days are around the corner? Anyone get any big games this weekend?

Over the past few seasons, I’ve played around in training by putting 7v7 goals inside 9v9 goals. It has been a brilliant way to help goalkeepers understand what needs to become their "bread-and-butter" saves. This setup has been extremely useful for keepers transitioning to larger 9v9 goals or full size goal, and for Under-11s still playing in 7v7 or 13s in 9v9 to set the right expectations early, and to prevent complacency when keeper have actually outgrown their age default smaller goals but are still conceding. Tonight, I am taking it a step further by exposing the G and the other keeper at Under 12 to an 8-yard goal with a 9v9 goal inside it. The principle remains the same: dominate the small goal, and simply find a way to get across and dive for everything when needed. So, what is the point of this? Simply put, it is to remind goalkeepers that outside your bread-and-butter save area, you must move your feet before initiating your save. If you master that, those world-class saves are right at your fingertips. Give it a go! ⚽🧤