"Hold on a minute. Is that a regular episode of Between the Sticks... But with Everton goalkeeper Asmir Begovic and not the Voice of Goalkeeping, Richard Lee?"

Well, funny you should ask... Because it most certainly is.

With Mr Lee otherwise engaged, we've drafted in a new voice for what will become a semi-regular slot on our weekly analysis show.

Asmir joins GKU to cover all the key goalkeeping action from the weekend's fixtures, plus a little insight to his current setup at The Toffees alongside Jordan Pickford.

All the same stuff, just with a Begovic instead of a Rich.

Here's to the first of many more.

Following his much-maligned performance at Brentford last week, David de Gea fronted up in both body and mind to help Manchester United to victory over Liverpool.

It's testament to a stopper who, despite his continued critics, continues to remind everyone just why he's still commonly regarded as one of the world's best.

In the North East, Nick Pope kept Man City at bay and bagged another MOM display in the process – very much staking his claim for a potential starting berth at this year's World Cup.

A man who will most definitely be starting in Qatar is Edouard Mendy. However, the Chelsea No1 is the subject of this week's Keeper Capers after conceding possession and then a goal to Leeds' Brenden Aaronson in a shock 3-0 triumph for the Lillywhites.

The klaxon is sounded at Goodison Park courtesy of Jordan Pickford, Barrow's Paul Farman provides a Text Talk after his heroics helped barrow to three points against Harrogate and the first leader of the Clean Sheet Club is revealed.

You couldn't have asked for more contrasting fortunes concerning Manchester United goalkeepers at the weekend.

Dean Henderson, on loan at Nottingham Forest and off the back of some pretty scathing remarks about his parent club, had a worldy. David de Gea, very much the chosen No1 much to the chagrin of Henderson at Old Trafford, struggled in a 4-0 defeat to Brentford.

All that, plus another MOM performance from Nick Pope, is discussed in this latest episode, which also tackles the debate as to whether Pierre-Emile Højbjerg's goal for Tottenham at Chelsea should have counted with Richarlison obstructing the view of Edouard Mendy.

Meanwhile, in the Championship, a new trumpet is tooted after Seny Dieng scored a last-ditch equaliser in QPR's comeback at Sunderland – and then made a heroic double save to maintain parity.

It starts.

Another new season. Another beginning for a bunch of Between the Sticks from now until May.

All the same stuff: Premier League to League Two and anything outside of that which warrants special goalkeeper attention.

And by the same stuff, we do sadly mean an immediate return for Commentary Corner. Jamie Carragher flexed his analytical inadequacies when it comes to goalkeeping in running the rule on Aaron Ramsdale, David de Gea and Robert Sanchez this weekend.

In more positive news...

- Illan Meslier and Edouard Mendy started their respective campaigns in solid fashion - Wes Foderingham sounded the first Goalkeeper Assist klaxon of the season

- Double stops from Christian Walton and David Stockdale helped bag three points for Ipswich and Sheffield Wednesday respectively

- Sol Brynn, on loan at Swindon from Middlesbrough, threw his hand in the ring for a Save of the Week contender

Another month along means another month of goalkeeping comings and goings – and plenty of them, too.

We return with a full recap of all domestic transfers throughout July, plus a smattering of the best from Scotland and Europe.

A familiar friend in the EFL Overview is also back in shorter form following the commencement of the new campaign at the weekend.

Next week, once the Premier League has kicked off, a full Between the Sticks offering shall be begun once more.

Following a bit of post-season downtime, we're back with a quick recap of all the goalkeeping moves to have occurred over the past few weeks.

More, plus a planned return of some feature interviews, coming up throughout the summer.

For the final analysis-based Between the sticks of the season, we focus on an epic, record-breaking Champions League Final performance from Thibaut Courtois. The Real Madrid stopper has asked for respect to be put on his name, and it's certainly fair to say he thoroughly deserves it.

Congrats go to Brice Samba, Ethan Horvath and Aidan Stone for playing their part in Nottingham Forest and Port Vale going up via the Wembley route respectively, plus a quick shout out to Rio Patricio for Roma's Europa Conference triumph.

Lastly, a doff of the goalkeeping cap to Lee Grant. A friend of GKU and an all round top gent, Granty has called time on his playing career after four solid years as a backup – and integral goalkeeping cog – at Manchester United. A coaching role at Ipswich beckons. They're lucky to have him.

After a very quick break, we're back to cover off the final few matchdays of the Premier League season, plus all the key action from the semi-finals and finals of the FA Cup, Scottish Cup, Europa League, FA Trophy and EFL Playoffs.

GKs On Their Way returns as the goalkeeper transfer market leaps into action and, more import, the Clean Sheet Club King of 2022 is crowned.

All the key action from the Premier League is here, including yet another match-winning performance from Jordan Pickford, a nine-out-of-ten performance from Robert Sanchez and a moment from Illan Meslier we've seen before and almost certainly will see again.

Elsewhere, a thrilling final day in League Two saw goalkeepers take centre stage, as did Orjan Nyland in helping Luton reach their lofty playoff heights.

So much going on and so little time. We'll be back in due course with a full review of all four tiers once the season is fully over. A return for GKs On Their Way isn't far off, either.

It's another Tuesday pod (we promise not to make a habit of this) and another pod where Jordan Pickford takes centre stage.

England's No1 (England's, England's No1) pulled off the No1 performance from a Premier League goalkeeper at the weekend – as per post-shot xG stats revealed by StatsBomb.

In the EFL, Matt Ingram was drafted in on an emergency Luton loan with quite the baptism of fire at Craven Cottage. We discuss the decision from Hatters boss Nathan Jones to not stick with Harry Isted, while also sounding yet more klaxons - this time Brice Samba and Lawrence Vigouroux weighed in with goalkeeper assists.

Lastly, the goalkeeper world will be bidding a fond farewell to Karen Bardsley at the end of the season. Following a decorated career with Manchester City and England, the pioneering stopper has decided to hang up the gloves.