This week, we understandably begin proceedings with a quire remarkable performance from Edouard Mendy at Brentford. In equalling his best-ever save return in a single Premier League game, the Senegalese stopper ensured Chelsea bagged three points and earned an MOM award in the process.

In the EFL, Glenn Morris racked up a 500th career appearance. Some achievement for a goalkeeper who thought his playing days were all but numbered upon first arriving at Crawley back in 2016.

Thoughts must also go to Dan Barden. The young Norwich goalkeeper announced this week he has been diagnosed with testicular cancer. We wish him and his family nothing but the best here at GKU.

A quick roundup of all the international goalkeeping action, including Danny Ward, Sam Johnstone, Craig Gordon and Kasper Schmeichel.

Proceedings begin, however, with yet another trophy for Hugo Lloris. Much to the dismay, bizarrely, of Don Hutchison.

That factors in all 92 professional clubs in English football. League games only.

The answer is revealed in the following audio as we take a deeper look into why (hint: more than 92) a substantial amount have been utilised by managers after just ten or so games.

Commentary Corner returns in preposterously predictable fashion and there's a bit of chat regarding the career of Richard Wright following a listener's question.

Aaron Ramsdale is now at the heart of a consistent back five, lauded by Arsenal fans perhaps realising their swift judgement of the ex-Sheffield United man may have been a little misguided.

Elsewhere, debate ensued over whether David De Gea was interfered with by Ollie Watkins for Aston Villa's winner at Old Trafford, David Raya pulled off one of the saves of the season as Brentford drew with Liverpool and Jose Sa bagged a goalkeeper assist in Wolves' win over Southampton.

All the customary EFL action follows, including a rather remarkable 'Keeper Caper for Bailey Peacock-Farrell.

What a weekend it was for David de Gea at the London Stadium, but let's not forget the part Lukasz Fabianski played in the game, too. Incredible performance from the Pole, despite being on the losing side - just like Hugo Lloris in Spurs' 3-0 defeat to Chelsea.

In the EFL, Luke Southwood is making the most of his chance at Reading, Scott Flinders is rolling back the years as Cheltenham's No1 and Ross Doohan bagged his first start in English football following a loan move from Celtic to Tranmere.

With Richard still kicking back in Dubai, this BTS episode remains via Zoom.

However, it contains all the usual goalkeeping goodness, with a focus on David de Gea, Ederson and Aaron Ramsdale from the weekend's Premier League action.

Congrats go to Vicente Guaita for racking up 100 appearances at Crystal Palace, a second full top-flight appearance for Jed Steer (six years after his first) and a first league outing for Ben Hamer at Swansea.

Mr Lee has taken it upon himself to jet over to Dubai for some much-needed downtime following the madness of football's off-season in July and August.

GKU, however, continues to continue. In this episode, we cover the main talking points from the first batch of international fixtures, plus the few games taking place in the EFL.

Rich also offers a little insight into how his deadline day panned out.

With little more than 24 hours of the summer transfer window remaining, it was a quick in and out for GKU this morning.

Rich, as you're about to hear, was hot on his heels to help dot potential i's and cross possible t's... Or do absolutely nothing at all.

Much like houses, transfers can depend on one individual catalysing the chain.

Yet, naturally, it did not stop us reviewing the weekend's action in goalkeeping. A stronger focus on the Premier League as opposed to the EFL this week, but still time for a Keeper Caper and Commentary Corner nonetheless.

It may not have been the busiest weekend for Premier League goalkeeping action, but there was certainly one major talking point with the transfer of Aaron Ramsdale to Arsenal finally being completed.

Rich offers his verdict on the £30m move, in addition to all the customary goings on from the EFL.

Jonathan Bond has had to wait patiently for a good crack at first-team football. Spells with Watford and Reading promised plenty of potential, but as we've heard so many times on this very platform, goalkeeping isn't always as straightforward as one might wish.

Now, following a flirtation with West Brom, Bondy is LA Galaxy's outright No1.

We chat to the latest star of MLS about living in La La Land, lessons learned over the years and why stats aren't really his thing.