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I checked, didn't make the top50 list.
1 Gianluigi BUFFON Italy 357
2 Iker CASILLAS Spain 260
3 Manuel NEUER Germany 219
4 Petr CECH Czech Republic 218
5 Edwin VAN DER SAR Netherlands 201
6 Peter SCHMEICHEL Denmark 179
7 Oliver KAHN Germany 162
8 Thibaut COURTOIS Belgium 150
9 Jose Luis Felix CHILAVERT Paraguay 146
10 Walter ZENGA Italy 132
11 Andoni ZUBIZARETTA Spain 132
12 Claudio TAFFAREL Brazil 130
13 Hugo LLORIS France 112
14 Michel PREUDHOMME Belgium 124
15 Fabien BARTHEZ France 115
15 Jan OBLAK Slovenia 115
17 David SEAMAN England 114
18 Victor VALDES Spain 113
19 Nelson de Jesus e Silva DIDA Brazil 109
20 Vitor Manuel Martins BAIA Portugal 94
21 Keylor NAVAS Costa Rica 93
22 Gianluca PAGLIUCA Italy 90
23 Francesco TOLDO Italy 82
24 Jens LEHMANN Germany 81
25 Andre TER STEGEN Germany 78
25 ALLISON Becker Brazil 78
27 JULIO CESAR Soares Brazil 76
28 David DE GEA Spain 75
29 Bodo ILLGNER Germany 71
29 Johannes VAN BREUKELEN Netherlands 71
31 Roberto Carlos ABBONDANZIERI Argentina 68
32 Sergio GOYCOCHEA Argentina 66
33 Andreas KÖPKE Germany 64
34 Jorge CAMPOS Mexico 62
34 Peter SHILTON England 62
36 Thomas RAVELLI Sweden 61
37 Rinat DASAEV Russia 57
38 Angelo PERUZZI Italy 56
38 Neville SOUTHALL Wales 56
40 Jose Manuel REINA Spain 54
41 Rogerio CENI Brazil 53
42 Jose Santiago CANIZARES Spain 51
42 Claudio BRAVO Chile 51
44 Jean Marie PFAFF Belgium 49
44 Samir HANDANOVIC Slovenia 49
46 Jerzy DUDEK Poland 48
47 Igor AKINFEEV Russia 47
48 Oscar Eduardo CORDOBA Colombia 38
48 Bernard LAMA France 38
48 Francisco Guillermo OCHOA Mexico 38
2 Iker CASILLAS Spain 260
3 Manuel NEUER Germany 219
4 Petr CECH Czech Republic 218
5 Edwin VAN DER SAR Netherlands 201
6 Peter SCHMEICHEL Denmark 179
7 Oliver KAHN Germany 162
8 Thibaut COURTOIS Belgium 150
9 Jose Luis Felix CHILAVERT Paraguay 146
10 Walter ZENGA Italy 132
11 Andoni ZUBIZARETTA Spain 132
12 Claudio TAFFAREL Brazil 130
13 Hugo LLORIS France 112
14 Michel PREUDHOMME Belgium 124
15 Fabien BARTHEZ France 115
15 Jan OBLAK Slovenia 115
17 David SEAMAN England 114
18 Victor VALDES Spain 113
19 Nelson de Jesus e Silva DIDA Brazil 109
20 Vitor Manuel Martins BAIA Portugal 94
21 Keylor NAVAS Costa Rica 93
22 Gianluca PAGLIUCA Italy 90
23 Francesco TOLDO Italy 82
24 Jens LEHMANN Germany 81
25 Andre TER STEGEN Germany 78
25 ALLISON Becker Brazil 78
27 JULIO CESAR Soares Brazil 76
28 David DE GEA Spain 75
29 Bodo ILLGNER Germany 71
29 Johannes VAN BREUKELEN Netherlands 71
31 Roberto Carlos ABBONDANZIERI Argentina 68
32 Sergio GOYCOCHEA Argentina 66
33 Andreas KÖPKE Germany 64
34 Jorge CAMPOS Mexico 62
34 Peter SHILTON England 62
36 Thomas RAVELLI Sweden 61
37 Rinat DASAEV Russia 57
38 Angelo PERUZZI Italy 56
38 Neville SOUTHALL Wales 56
40 Jose Manuel REINA Spain 54
41 Rogerio CENI Brazil 53
42 Jose Santiago CANIZARES Spain 51
42 Claudio BRAVO Chile 51
44 Jean Marie PFAFF Belgium 49
44 Samir HANDANOVIC Slovenia 49
46 Jerzy DUDEK Poland 48
47 Igor AKINFEEV Russia 47
48 Oscar Eduardo CORDOBA Colombia 38
48 Bernard LAMA France 38
48 Francisco Guillermo OCHOA Mexico 38
i think it makes sense from his pov and in the context of the whole conversation. he was over 40, his family apparently loved paris, juve called him back just to sit on the bench for the first time in his career, and he earned a lot less here. he basically gave up on a last gigantic paycheck for juve and got a bench role in return
as a fan it's a bit shocking to read at first, especially without context, but if you take a step back, think that it was any other aging player who still was able to give more, and the story was not related to juventus, you'd also say that it was a bad career move. it also means that he was happy with his first juventus career and with the choice he made when he stayed post calciopoli when he had an agreement with milan, or when he refused offers from real madrid or any other big non italian team
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as a fan it's a bit shocking to read at first, especially without context, but if you take a step back, think that it was any other aging player who still was able to give more, and the story was not related to juventus, you'd also say that it was a bad career move. it also means that he was happy with his first juventus career and with the choice he made when he stayed post calciopoli when he had an agreement with milan, or when he refused offers from real madrid or any other big non italian team
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i think it makes sense from his pov and in the context of the whole conversation. he was over 40, his family apparently loved paris, juve called him back just to sit on the bench for the first time in his career, and he earned a lot less here. he basically gave up on a last gigantic paycheck for juve and got a bench role in return
as a fan it's a bit shocking to read at first, especially without context, but if you take a step back, think that it was any other aging player who still was able to give more, and the story was not related to juventus, you'd also say that it was a bad career move. it also means that he was happy with his first juventus career and with the choice he made when he stayed post calciopoli when he had an agreement with milan, or when he refused offers from real madrid or any other big non italian team
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as a fan it's a bit shocking to read at first, especially without context, but if you take a step back, think that it was any other aging player who still was able to give more, and the story was not related to juventus, you'd also say that it was a bad career move. it also means that he was happy with his first juventus career and with the choice he made when he stayed post calciopoli when he had an agreement with milan, or when he refused offers from real madrid or any other big non italian team
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