Talk:Ray Cashley

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[edit] One of only four

The article states that Cashley was "one of only four goalkeepers to [score a goal]". I find it hard to believe in the entire history of organized football that only four goalkeepers in the entirety of the world have scored a goal; and it's remarkable to me that all four of them seem to have English names. Can we please identify the proper scope of this claim in the article? Kelly Martin 19:49, 24 October 2005 (UTC)