After The 2006 World Cup, I Knew

I've Never Really Seen Myself In The Role Of The Victim.

Goalkeepers Need An Element Of Insanity.

The Realization That You're Not Always Standing Down There On The Field Merely To Win, To Be Successful, Was Very Liberating. One Can Be Successful By Helping The Team, The Other Players. All Of A Sudden I Felt The Kind Of Empathy For People That I Hadn't Felt Before.

After The 2006 World Cup, I Knew That You Don't Always Need Success, Success, Success On The Pitch.

The Goalkeeper Plays In A Psychological Position, And He's Dealing With Mental Things. I Wanted To Describe The Things I've Done Wrong And, Most Of All, What I've Done Right, So That Other People, Including Those In Other Professions, Could Learn From My Experiences.