Owen Goodman

Honestly, it's just so confusing at Dundee.

You've got Joe Wesley, you've got Joe Bevan, you've got Owen Bevan, you've got Owen Goodman, you've got Ryan Finnegan, you've got Ryan Astley.

How do we get confused on that, honestly? You're nailing us now.

It's not

Dario Osorio's an interesting one because he is talented, but he, he hasn't exactly set the Danish league on fire, so I'm curious to see how he does in the Premier League.

Can he adapt to it? They loaned out Mathias Franca, uh, Raksaki, Romaine Ezzi went back to Millwall on loan, Borna Sosa, Rio Cardines, and Owen Goodman.

Uh, so signings-wise, Mingaz on a free I like.

I think he's good.

Great ball.

He drills low across goal only for Owen Goodman to get down to his left and claw the ball away.

Dundee then goes straight up the other end a couple of minutes later, nearly double their lead.

Substitute Jack Morehouse runs through the defence, gets to the edge of the box, and he lifts his shot narrowly over the target.

Christian Bortrovink's cross inside the box is stopped, or adjudged to have been stopped, by the hand of Owen Bevan.

And following a VAR review, referee Chris Graham points to the spot.

Braga steps up, duly dispatches, sends Owen Goodman the wrong way, and it's Hartman loading one, Dundee one.

Chris Graham was fucking appalling.

Um, but then, you know, they were defending so well.

The, the- Yeah ... goalkeeper was having a fantastic save, Owen Goodman.

He'd had, he had a, he had a couple of top stops.

Astley and Bevan were doing really well in the box.

Yeah, I feel like under radar, it's always hard, right? Because like my instinct would be like Nico Seager, but I can't in good conscience say a guy who moved to a top five league is an under the radar move.

So I'd probably lean either Jamie Knight-Label or Owen Goodman.

Maybe Owen Goodman just because the Canadian goalkeeper situation's up in the air.

Like he's been playing regularly in Dundee FC and been playing well.

Like his performances have been solid.

He's been getting the reps. He's been getting the minutes that he's needed.

And at his age, his profile, it feels like Jesse Marsh could be in a position to set him up to be the goalkeeper of the future.

So I'm really liking this Owen Goodman move.

After he arrived there, Liam Miller, who scored in the premier league, uh, loaned back to Birmingham, so he's going to play in the championship for Tom Brady's club.

And then you've got Owen Goodman, who will start some games at Dundee in Scotland, Canada's third keeper.

I think it's important that Canada keeps developing keepers and pushes of the top two with Max Kripo, number one.

And Dane St. Clair, number two, and Owen Goodman playing in the Scottish Premier League certainly helps.

And then a couple of moves within MLS as well, with Joel Waterman joining Portland today and Luke de Fougereau.

I was a little surprised to see this move to MLS.

The visitors had the best chance of a disappointing first half.

Taylor Steven firing straight at home keeper Owen Goodman from 10 yards out when he probably should have scored.

The hosts struggled to get any sort of foothold in the opening 45 minutes, with Saints twice going close as the interval approached.

First, Jason Holt saw a fizzing angled shot whistle wide before Steven worked Goodman again with a low shot.

They looked jaded, but you've got to give Hibs a fair degree of credit for the way they went about their business after the first 10 minutes or so.

Absolutely controlled the game, they controlled the ball, you know, they kept Dundee at arm's length and, yeah, ran out worthy winners and I had it not been for A couple of fine interventions by Owen Goodman in the Dundee goal.

A couple of fine stops.

A few misses from the Hibs forwards.