AGAIN you jump to the wrong conclusion and bark up the wrong tree. I told you days ago I would not post on the Hennessy thread again due to you and your gang going round in circles trying to prove Wayne is the best and I have not posted on that thread since. THIS IS A Speroni thread hence posting the links that I did to prove that he does come off his line and is a great shot stopper. I put it was not for you or MKCPFC as you do not rate Jules and I thought you just not be interested. There is nothing to stop you posting on here in the slightest but do you have to keep slating Jules?? Stick to "fighting" on the Hennessy thread and please do not ruin this one. I have kept my word and said nothing about Wayne for days on HIS thread so please do not ruin this thread on Jules and stop being so sad it does not become you.

Don't need clean sheets to win matches. Just keep the goals against lower than goals for. Simple really.

Here are a few vids that prove he does not stay on his line as has been said. This is NOT for cpj and MKCPFC as this is a Speroni thread and not a Hennessy one:

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Well I am worried now , in all the years I have been watching football and playing it I always thought coming off your line and commanding the area meant you are supposed to be coming off your line collecting crosses and snuffing out the threat generally before it materialised.
What I just watched was a lot of good reflex saves , then some good recoveries from the reflex saves and some closing down of angles.
I did not see one of the keeper coming out and collecting cleanly a high cross.
What you just showed was what we all know Speroni , has good reflexes.
There is coming off your line also in a one on one situation as well , this is generally in a last line of defence situation when you have to gauge whether to come out of your area and beat the forward to it before he can control the ball properly or you may think your defence is quick enough to retrieve it , or you decide to wait for him to come to you and take him on in the penalty area and close the angle down quick and you can use your hands , of course some very good players can sit you on your ass and score easily but many panic under the pressure.
A good example of this is the goal Speroni conceded against Millwall when he rushed off his line when the player was wide out on the wing and gave him the simple option of lobbing him. Speroni is better when not given time to think.
Anyway apologies to Susmilk for disobeying his orders but I fully expected to see a compilation of Speroni coming off his line to collect crosses and command the area, not a compilation of reflex saves.

Comprehension may not be your strong point but try following the discussion please.

CPJ only mentioned Speroni's clean sheets statistics to counter one of the anti-Hennessites' (illogical) claim that we would get clean sheets under Speroni but lose under Hennessey.