Simon Moore

think it's one of them that if roofs goes, they would buy another keeper.

I'll leave my judgment at he's better than Simon Moore.

There we go.

And he kept the clean streak.

I'll let you go with the back four to start us off with.

But just on that Elborg thing, if Simon Moore is the backup goalkeeper in the Europa League, is that going to be a thing to say, do we actually give Simon Moore some minutes just in case he needs to play? Or is Elborg going to be the cup goalkeeper?

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The reality is Elborg's number two goalkeeper.

Elborg could have to come on in the game against Arsenal on Saturday.

So I, I don't see there's any reason to give Simon Moore minutes ahead of Elborg, even though obviously Moore's been named in the Europa League squad.

I think there'll be some of the younger goalkeepers go along in the Europa League squad as well, and will also either be on the bench or ar- certainly around the squad, won't they? Joe Cowan's been mentioned as one who people rate highly and could very well get a chance.

And then association trained is the other one where they need to be trained in England by the FA or a club within the FA for three consecutive years between the ages of 15 and 21.

So in terms of that association trained to the likes of Dan Ballard, Luke O'Neill, Simon Moore and Romain Mundell are the four that we've picked.

And whilst Chris Rigg is a club trained player, he also falls into the B-list category, which is any player under the age of 21 who's been at the club for two years or more.

B-list players need to be actually registered.

Yeah, so we've got the squad.

I might as well blast through it so everybody hears the names again in case they didn't know.

In terms of goalkeepers, we've named Robin Roofs and Simon Moore.

Simon Moore, of course, as you just said, Matt, goes down as a homegrown player.

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Obviously, Elbug, Elbug misses out, uh, by virtue of, of, of them having two goalkeepers, one of which being Simon Moore is association trained, as is Dan Ballard, Luko Nayn, and Romain Mondal.

Um, so that's, that's, that's clear enough.

Uh, they can change that should Sunderland get through the, um, the league stage of the Europa League, uh, in February.

[laughs] Um, well, me and Seb would be going for a romantic getaway on some sort of lovely Caribbean beach somewhere, so I, I don't know if he's lads holiday material.

Um, out the current squad I'd definitely take Simon Moore 'cause, uh, s- seeing...

Was it him and Paterson just netting pints and singing chants in, uh...

Was it O'Neill's in London after the, after the-

Yeah.

Like, I, I bet you he's good value on a, on a night out or two.

Um, and as well he's a, he's a very good-looking chap as well is Simon Moore, so he can be the tall good-looking one that brings in the crowd of lasses, and then I'll just be there next to him.

They'll not even see me when they come, and then I'm just, bang, right.

Behind that, we've got a goalkeeper shirt from 2008-2009, the year we won League Two.

Simon Moore, I'm sure that's what his name was.

Not the Simon Moore that people are thinking of.

He was like a backup keeper.

Behind that, we've got the 94-95 home shirt with no sponsor.