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English Premier League 2006/2007 Saves of the Season

By: Bob | June 4th, 2007

We’ve taken a look at the top goals from the 2006/2007 English Premier League season, now let’s take a gander at some of the top saves. My vote goes to Jussi Jääskeläinen and not just because I like typing the name Jussi Jääskeläinen, but because he shows some serious hops in the save. Runner-up goes to Ben Foster who gets docked points for his other efforts. Your vote?

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Brian

Are you trying to hit on me, Mark? I keed.
Mark Fleago Storey

The best save ever must be Jersey Dudek's save against Milan in the last minute of the game, which allowed Liverpool to go on and win the Europen cup for the 5th time.
Kevin Singleton

It has to be Jens Lehmanns wondersave against Man Utd at Old Trafford in the dying minutes where he somehow managed to turn Ole Gunnnar Solskjaers low strike around the post with his fingertips.
John

What a selection! I would have to say:

1) Jussi: To save a pigeon...I'm speechless.

2) Friedel: That is just an arsey double save.

3) Robinson: I dare not say it...but that reflex save was warp drive like (if that is a word)?
Peter

David James. To make a save like that without mussing up the hair is spectacular.
Brian

The non-keeper save of the year has to be Nolberto Solano's header save against Arsenal. Here's the link:
http://www.dailymotion.com/vid...
Tab

Man, I loved that David James save... he came all the way from the far post to knock that free kick away. Great save!
bickle

Gotta be the Brad Friedel -- he starts at the near post, then makes saves in the center and at the far post. I remember watching that match live and thinking it was the best sequence by a keeper I'd ever seen.

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