ryoixc5tu Posted July 11 #52 Posted July 11 lol cleanshit got me too ? but yeah it's mainly clean sheets, then they check saves and stuff if needed
halynssl2p Posted July 11 #54 Posted July 11 yeah mainly clean sheets bro, but if 2 keepers are close they def look at saves and overall impact too lol ?
TitanRoll82 Posted July 11 #55 Posted July 11 For sure, he’s been on fire! His performances have really been a game-changer for Argentina.
LuckyBoost79 Posted July 11 #56 Posted July 11 Absolutely! Vozinha has been putting in the work and it’s great to see them get some recognition.
phanry30 Posted July 11 #57 Posted July 11 I remember watching the 2014 tournament and feeling sure Keylor Navas would get it after dragging Costa Rica to the quarters, he only had 2 clean sheets but the sheer number of saves he puleld off against Greece was ridiculous.
Voxver8 Posted July 11 #58 Posted July 11 I always thought it was mostly cleansheets too but does the voting panel ever get influenced by a keeper's reputation from club football?
rbdtltlirmuru1 Posted July 11 #59 Posted July 11 He’s definitely been a standout! His performances have been clutch lately.
MegaStake15 Posted July 11 #60 Posted July 11 The Golden Glove is awarded based on a goalkeeper's overall performance, which includes factors like saves, clean sheets, and their influence on matches. So it's a mix of stats and quality play!
runeumoria Posted July 11 #61 Posted July 11 It’s mostly clean sheets but a big moment can swing it, like when Casillas made that insane toe save against Robben in 2010 he basically sealed the award right there. The panel seems to love a keeper who does something crazy in a knockout game even if their stats aren't the absolute best. shaqe11 1
NightComet Posted July 11 #62 Posted July 11 Absolutely, Vozinha has been putting in some serious effort! It's great to see him getting the recognition he deserves. shaqe11 1
RadanReaper Posted July 11 #63 Posted July 11 bro yeah mostly clean sheets bro, but if 2 keepers are close they def look at saves and who was more clutch ngl ? shaqe11 1
Xorna Posted July 11 #64 Posted July 11 The whole "clean sheet" thing is the starting point for sure, but when it's tight they definitely look at stuff like save percentage in the knockout rounds.
DiceShift32 Posted July 11 #65 Posted July 11 He’s been phenomenal lately! Definitely a key player for Argentina’s success.
Shredorora0 Posted July 11 #66 Posted July 11 Feels like the panel just picks whoever made the flashiest saves in the knockout rounds honestly.
Quillanenne9 Posted July 12 #67 Posted July 12 Yeah it leans heavy on clean sheets but the panel also loves a keeper who drags their team through a messy knockout match with huge reflex saves. I honestly think the semifinal showdown between France and Argentina will decide it because both Maignan and Martinez are putting up absurd numbers. shaqe11 1
mythevoker Posted July 12 #68 Posted July 12 no cap lmao cleanshit got me too, but fr it's mostly clean sheets then saves if tied no cap ?
krxoltia Posted July 12 #69 Posted July 12 Cleansheets matter but its really the fifa panel’s vibe pick.
Emberayick15 Posted July 12 #70 Posted July 12 tbh the fifa tech study group picks it, clean sheets matter but distribution and command of the box weigh a lot too, so keep an eye on how many crosses a keeper claims late in the tournament cos that can tip it in their favor
lyrairyth Posted July 12 #72 Posted July 12 i remember back in 2018 courtois got it even though pickford had more clean sheets, so the fifa panel definitely weighs overall impact more than just the stats
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