Lumley, Daniels or Brynn

Which one for the final 6 games?

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It'll be Lumley today I think, I would have dropped him weeks ago but Wilder obviously sees something in him over our other two keepers. Don't know what that is as his overall game is terrible, all I can think of is that of the three he is maybe more comfortable with the sweeper role which is being asked of him in training?
 
Connor_loft said:
For me, Daniels has to start against Bournemouth at the very least. Too many errors for Lumley to be going into some huge games for the club. Brynn may be talented but throwing him in the deep end could be costly. Daniels must have confidence after the penalty shootout against arsenal u23’s, so I would start him tomorrow. Would Lumley be able to hold his own against one of the best attacks in the league? Not in my opinion. Hull, Barnsley, QPR are all games where he has cost us, hopefully Daniels gets the nod, experienced in the league, wants to play👍
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Lumley until the end of the season 👌 he's the best we have and don't forget he's trying to learn how to fit into Wilder's system of being a sweeper keeper...he's going to make mistakes
 
It's sadly got to be Lumley for me.

He's a poor keeper who rarely makes a save, but I don't think it would be fair to throw in Sol Brynn when the pressure is highest and he's never played for us at senior level.

If we drop out of realistic play-off contention after this weekend, bomb Lumley out and give Brynn a chance till the end of the season.

I'd sooner Lumley actually got his act together and we made the play-offs though.
 
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Asked if he would consider picking any of his other Goalkeepers available, Chris made it crystal clear that "there is no number one player in the team" and that no-one could assume they will always be on the team sheet. He pointed out that every player is competing for a place in the match-day squad and fighting to be on at the start. He also stressed that Martin Payero will be an option and is "doing 45 [mins] for the U23`s" in the next match. "Competition for places is huge".
 
I've only seen two of them play so had to dismiss Brynn from my choices.

Daniels didn't look at home in goal, or in the box, nerves perhaps. Lumley hasn't done as bad as is suggested on here for me, he gets the blame for most goals regardless of the poor defending in front of him.
 
didnt hurt thrusting jones into the first team!!!! maybe sol would thrive?,all about giving someone a chance and taking it from there.
 
I can't see it being anyone other than Lumley, given Daniels kicking and ability to play out isn't good enough (on what I've seen of him) and he seems to be ahead of Brynn in the managers eyes.

Lumley has made to many mistakes over too long a period to make me think he'll still have the shirt next season, but for now he's remains the best option.

It's also interesting that the majority of voters opted for Brynn, a player they've never seen play.
 
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