Cal the Dragon.
He makes a good one step and push, using the opposite hand.
There's actually nothing wrong with that one.
[DANNY, DIRECTOR] So if you're talking to Cal right now,
it's less -
Cal, that one actually, you created a spectacular one,
but in a good way.
[COMMENTATOR] Safe! Oh, what a save.
From where he punches the ball,
I think it could have gone anywhere,
and in as well, off the bar.
So I think that's... actually this is a great save.
And great commentary as well, I have to say.
The appreciation from the fans,
I think that makes it even even better.
[DANNY] One last question.
Was Rory Delap's throw-in, was that hard to deal with?
The famous throw-in?
The throw-in as well,
because he knew exactly where he throws it,
but he couldn't know how far it goes.
[DANNY] Right.
Because I think could have about 10 yards different
in the throws - even when he threw it the same way,
it depended on how sweet
the throw was.
So you could have the same throw coming
towards the penalty spot,
but it could have gone even past the second post.
So that was the difficult part. And it was low,
it's like an arrow.
You don't really have the nice looping ball
where you can go and catch it.
It just actually... everybody can run onto it.
And at times it was more dangerous than the cross.
It was a great challenge, I have to say.
Cal the Dragon.
I think the one thing I have to give him
is that he made it look spectacular.
He makes a good one step and push, using the opposite hand.
There's actually nothing wrong with that one.
So it's for the cameras, but at least the transition
and the push in the big goal actually is correct.
[DANNY] Okay, so if you're talking to Cal right now,
it's less -
Cal, that one actually, you created a spectacular one,
but in a good way.
Absolutely brilliant.
I have to say, this is the reason why the dad
should not be behind the goal in the first place.
You know what?
My son plays in goal, I'm never around the goal.
Well... or if I am, I just don't say anything.
I just watch.
And I don't say anything
because I want him to play the game.
I'm not playing the game, he plays the game,
so he has to figure it out himself.
I think we've all been there in this one.
But as soon as you wanna throw it,
and then you decide not to, this is exactly what happens.
I have to say,
I haven't managed to score a goal like that.
But I had funny situations with it as well,
when you stop and the ball goes in the air
and then you chase it somewhere.
[DANNY] When you make a mistake like that, Petr,
how do you pick yourself up?
You know, I think it's individual.
Some people will just dwell on the mistake
and make another five, which is obviously the danger.
When I played, in my mind, the game was always nil-nil.
I didn't follow the score during the games.
I follow my job.
So basically every second, I just concentrated
on what I have to do in order to finish the game
and to make the most saves
and to do the best things I could.
So whether we were three-nil up or three-nil down,
it wouldn't make any difference in the way I played.
But obviously, when you make a...
when you score an own goal like that, then obviously,
I think it leaves a really bad taste in your mouth.
So this, we can probably stop here
with this quadruple or whatever save.
Monster save.
Penalty rebound, second rebound, third rebound.
I think that's...
I just love how his team believed in him,
because these guys were shooting about five times
and you don't see a blue shirt there.
So I would say this is exactly the team
who has the motto 'who defends doesn't trust the keeper'.
This is quite extraordinary, I have to say.
I haven't seen anything like that.
First. I don't know why the goalkeeper runs
to the corner flag,
when the ball goes out of play
and nobody needs to go there.
Then, when the ball stayed in play,
he was waving for the... I dunno for what.
[DANNY] A very hopeful offside?
I think there's that hopeful wave.
When you wave, when you go, 'Please help me out.
Ref, come on and find something.'
Left-footed.
You know, I think there is many, many goalkeepers
who have a great shot.
Because you practice kicking the ball
so many times in training.
[DANNY] Are you one of them?
Well, you kick because you have to kick.
And even sometimes when you make a pass,
you wanna hit players on the run, in space.
You need to curve the ball and you kick a lot of balls,
even not with, like, a longer run.
That's a great free kick.
I would shoot free kicks and penalties.
Just one of the coaches would let me sometimes.
But then when you get, like, a top league,
I've never seen a manager who would say,
"Oh, you know what? I have 11 top players.
I'll just let my goalkeeper shoot."
And I have to say, to be honest,
we had so many great free kick takers in the teams
I was in that there was no need for me to shoot.
[DANNY] Yeah, I don't think Drogba
would step down for you.
I don't think they would let me anyway.
Well, I think he's not the first or the last goalkeeper
who's ever done that.
I think next time he will think twice.
But you know, as much as it looks completely silly
and his reaction is quite silly,
you know, it can always happen.
One little awkward bounce,
you take your eyes off the ball, and that's it.
The tragedy is done.
So I've done a few.
I've made a couple of those.
I have to say, I did one at Swansea
when I had about six ideas in one second,
then the ball awkwardly bounced,
and then, instead of kicking it, I wanted to pass it
and then it hit my shin and somebody tapped it in after.
So I don't laugh at this one so much
because I've done it myself
and I know how badly you feel after that.
So in third place,
I have this goalkeeper
with the throw-out which ended up in the goal,
because it's so hard to do.
And it never... you know, to get it right
that you mess up with the throw
and you actually end up throwing it in the net,
it needs so many things to go wrong
that it actually happened.
So I think, I take this one.
My second is the goalkeeper who saves the penalty here
with the purple shirt and all the saves after
because he was absolutely brilliant
in making the choices and blocks and saves.
So that's my second.
And then there were so many,
but this one
where the goalkeeper runs
towards the corner flag and the ball stops there.
I have to choose this one because it's very rare.
It's really rare to see a situation like that,
and overall, even the reaction after this.
So I will go with this one.
Oh, brave as a button, you sicko.
In the makings to be an absolute beast.
What a goalie. I love that.