Joe Hart

Didn't deserve to be moved to ex-players as quick as he was

 

Explayers?

I am sad.

 

Thought @Mr Shelby was banned. Wrong 'un.

 

Corruption at it's finest. A mod abusing his powers on a whim. * disgrace.

Shame on you Shelby.

 

An absolute legend.

He was a very good keeper for us at a time where we needed him to be.

He was an even better man.

I love super Joe.

 

His keeper abilities are almost irrelevant, his qualities as a man outweigh almost anything we've had footballing wise these last couple of decades.

Legend of a man.

 

The dying embers of a mix of what a man used to be, and the loyalty and love a man could feel and exude by buying into and giving his all to a cause.
They ain’t made like Joe anymore. They never likely will be again.

 

A scumbag from Livingston what do you expect

 

Starting to make sense. In a roundabout way.

 

Great guy and a total pro. Football needs more people like Joe Hart who appreciate what it’s all about especially when you play for Celtic.

 

I know you're taking the * and he's been some guy but this is definitely being milked a bit ffs

 

Thats already been and gone

 

as much as I loved you as our goalie * engerland

'Winning these Euros not just down to having the best players'

What next? That’s the question I’ve been asked a lot since I announced earlier this year that I would be retiring, and especially since I played my final game for Celtic a couple of weeks ago.
I haven’t taken any coaching badges, which was a deliberate decision. For some people, coaching or managing is the obvious option when they stop playing, but it is not something that has ever been ingrained in me.

I still want to give something back, though. I am not a goalkeeper anymore but I love to talk about the art of goalkeeping, as well as how it has changed so much in my time… and how it keeps on evolving.

I’m going to be doing that quite a lot in the next few weeks while I’m working for the BBC at Euro 2024 and I can’t wait to get started
The reason I wanted to get into punditry is to educate people who are interested in goalkeeping, and hopefully I can help people understand the position a bit better.

I’ll be trying my best to do that by giving a goalkeeper’s perspective, which can be very different to that of an outfield player. Sometimes when a goal goes in, the analysis you see on TV is about how the keeper should have done better, or has made a mistake.

That can be the case, of course, and I am not here to protect goalkeepers from criticism, but part of the way I analysed my own performances during my career was to work out exactly why things happened.

There is often a lot more to a goal than might first appear and I want to try to explore and explain that, and all the different variables that can affect the goalkeeper – from the positions they take up and how they work with their defenders, to the movement of the ball and everything else that is happening in front of them.

These are things that might seem simple but they really aren’t – and I am willing to go into that detail

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/ce99xp9qyw0o