He was a huge presence that seemed to fill the goal mouth.

Was from an era when keepers were just transitioning over to being unable to field backpasses and so was not as good with his as most modern day keepers.

Again probably due to the era he played in, but he tended to catch when he could, instead of punch like most modern keepers.

Usually in the right place when needed.

He always made sure to let his defence know exactly what he wanted from them.

The only time he shows much of a presence is when he has decided he wants rid of the present manager.

Decent kicker of the ball but nothing special.

Like most modern keepers, he seems to view the ball as a bar of soap.

Decent enough positioning.

Much better at communicating in the chairman's office than he is on the pitch.