How goalkeepers train in pre-season 🧤 | Robins Uncut 038

An exclusive look inside a goalkeeping pre-season training session with Pat Mountain.
City's keeper coach puts Dan Bentley, Will Buse, Max O'Leary and Harvey Wiles-Richards through their paces on a sweltering hot day at the Robins' pre-season training camp.
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[@chriswong990134]

Love the pace of it. Even the normal volley is hard.

[@stevenzanoni1]

As a goalkeeper myself, great content!

[@Josephefc10]

Same

[@Footballworld_149]

Same

[@Footballworld_149]

My biggest dream ⚽️

[@thedesigner3687]

😍keep going baby

[@user-ue3je1ex1i]

Good practice love it guys

[@djsimonrossprice9400]

These gloves today stick like glue. Remember when they first came out in late 70s i was in Germany playing Rausch i believe made the first ones.. totally change the keepers game. No more broken fingers now esp with the metal strips inside the gloves, protecting the back of the fingers...
But keepers need to catch as much as possible don't know why its parry,parry,parry..

[@eymenmohammed2572]

Please do a day in the life.

[@jagadishghosh7935]

Good Practice 💐⚽👍

[@redarmy695]

need to teach our keeper how to catch even the softest shot, not parry it back to where it came from.

[@Callum-we7vz]

I’m sure the highly qualified goalkeeper coach knows what he’s doing

[@Josephefc10]

If you catch it you are able to calm down the tempo of the game and reset. If you knock it back at them, that causes more pressure for the defence to clear it or leave the striker through on goal.

[@NeuerBoy]

sometimes especially when those shots are hard and close it is better to just parry wide then try to catch it and risk dropping it or giving it back to middle for easy goal

[@user-eq1mb8bo2b]

hello ❤❤❤❤❤😢😮😮😅