Krul closing in on City landmark - but how does he compare to other City keepers?

Tim Krul is approaching an elite club for Norwich City goalkeepers.

The Dutch international is five appearances away from reaching one hundred matches in a Canaries shirt - but where does he rank with other modern day goalkeepers who have hit the same landmark.

Krul currently sits on 95 appearances and, if he plays the next five matches, will hit his century in the Canaries fixture with Sheffield Wednesday in three weeks time.

Since Kevin Keelan, only six (including Keelan) have matched this feat. The Dutch shot-stopper is in line to become the sixth later this year.

Krul is popular amongst City supporters and is the current holder of the Barry Butler Memorial Trophy after a series of impressive performances in the Premier League.

He has picked up this season where he left off during the last campaign and was nominated for the Player of the Month award for October, only to see Brentford’s Ivan Toney claim it.

Bryan Gunn, Robert Green and John Ruddy are three goalkeepers that have also surpassed a century of games for Norwich City.

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