By the end of Saturday's man-of-the-match display against Sunderland, Gomes had the fans, and his manager, eating out of his hands. "Early on I thought he'd been a great keeper on the Continent but maybe he's not for England ... The crowd slaughtered him [after the Fulham game]. He was having a bad time. Everyone must have had doubts. But his reputation was top-class and Guus Hiddink thought he was world-class, as did everyone who had worked with him. He's shown that now and he looks a fantastic goalkeeper." Gomes kept out Darren Bent's penalty six minutes into the second half as Tottenham, 1-0 up through Robbie Keane, struggled to contain Sunderland. Full Article at Irish Independent