I would be looking for someone positive, somebody who wants to be in goal.
They've not been stuck in goal because they're good.
Good communication with their team and a desire to stop the ball.
They're the key things for me.
I think confidence in the way they play.
There are different ways of being a goalkeeper as it's highlighted nowadays.
If someone has confidence in lurking on the edge of the box and sweeping up, then that's good.
If someone wants to be on their line and just wants to make saves but they communicate with their team
that they're going to be deep so their defence needs to be deep, that's still good for me.
Having a style and being confident in that style is the most important thing for me.
Having a specific style doesn't necessarily mean that you're a good goalkeeper.
I try and be as balanced as possible.
Your weight can't afford to be backwards .
It needs to be level or slightly forward and a good hand position.
It works with the ball.
When the ball goes forward, you grab a few yards.
If the ball comes back, you give yourself a few yards.
You're always in relation to the ball or your centre-half or last defender.
Stay cool and play.
If you're a confidence goalkeeper, you're good enough if you're on the pitch and part of the team.
Everyone makes mistakes - we don't want to.
You might make three in 10 minutes and then you might not make one in two years.
At the end of the day, once it's happened there is nothing you can do about it.
I think you've just got to keep it on the level. You've got to be cool.
Train how you want to play.
If you're not happy with something, work on it during the week.
When game day comes, be calm and settled and just try and get the most out of yourself.
My preparation happens all during the week, on and off the pitch - it's how I eat, train and sleep.
Game day, I like to have three pairs of gloves cleaned.
I use one to warm up in, one for the match and the other one just in case.
If the team is taking care of itself, sometimes you don't have to be vocal.
The big thing for me is moving in relation to the ball - whether I'm verbal and vocal or not.
You've always got to think of the worst case as a goalkeeper,
you've got to think of the worse case for your full-backs and centre-halves.
Communicate with them and make sure you've set up for if you lose the ball and then you're ready.
Be patient. Don't just see the ball high and then rush.
See where the ball is and try and try to attack it when you meet it.
Don't get caught under the ball because you're easily moved out of the way.
Be brave in your decisions. If you're going to come, come.
If you're going to stay, stay where you are and get ready to save it.
I'm an everyday kind of guy.
I like to do everything.
I don't look to do anything heavy but I'm constantly looking to work on speed and power.
Any psychical exercise, I'll speak with the trainers and my coach about what needs to be changing.
I'm always open to new ideas.