He didn’t have anywhere near as much to do against Spurs but it felt, watching him in that game, as though there had been a change.
Can’t put my finger on it, maybe it was subtle body language, or a couple of individual actions, but he seemed different and confident in that game.
He’s then followed it up with a performance, which if we are honest, is possibly the highest level of performance a Brentford goalkeeper has ever put in.
He’s mentioned in an interview a few weeks back that he was beginning to feel himself again after a non-perfect start. Perhaps this natural “settling in”, combined with the fresh blood and competition in the GK unit, with Valdimarsson, is what has brought him back to his top level. Great to see.