1. Esson

2. Brown

3. Calder

4. Tuffey

4. Fraser

1. Esson

2. Brown

3. Calder

4. Tuffey

4. Fraser

thats what id go for

shows the strength of keeper we have at the moment with both our current first and second choice in there

Edited October 9, 201114 yr by lukemackay

In terms of legend status, Calder has to be number 1. But on skill, probably

1. Esson

2. Tuffey

3. Calder

4. Brown

5. Fraser

It's difficult to judge, as Calder never trained full time. If he had trained full time throughout his career, he may have been number 1 on my list or gone on to greater things

1. Brown - I think it's easy to forget just how good he was. Took the money but lost playing regularly and that's set him back

2. Esson

3. Calder

4. Fraser

5. Tuffey - needs to play more to justify being any higher. I wouldn't be surprised for either Esson or Tuffey to leave. Difficult call as they both have their uses. Esson, more experienced but older. Tuffey could grow into a highly-prized keeper with a possibility of a transfer fee.

1. Brown

2. Esson

3. Calder

4.Tuffey

5. Fraser

1 Esson

2 Calder

3 Brown

4 Tuffey

5 Walker

Mike Fraser almost made it for that save against Celtic alone.

1) Tokely (has never conceded a goal)

2) Calder

3) Esson

4) Brown

5) Tuffey

honourable mentions also to Les Fridge and Zigi Malkowski.

Edited October 16, 201114 yr by dead_ball_specialist

Brown

Esson

Calder

Tuffey

Fraser

1. Esson

2. Brown

3. Calder

4. Fraser - Celtic save stands out for all fans when thinking off Mike

5. Tuffey - Needs to play a few more games