Peter Shilton
Peter Leslie Shilton, OBE (* September in Leicester) ist ein ehemaliger englischer Fußballspieler und ist mit Einsätzen im A-Nationalteam. Peter Shilton ➤ ehemaliger Fußballspieler aus England ➤ Torwart ➤ zuletzt bei Leyton Orient ➤ * in Leicester, England. This is the performance data of Peter Shilton from Karriereende. It shows the data (goals, cards, etc.) under manager Brian Clough.Peter Shilton Related articles Video
Peter Shilton demands apology from MaradonaIt was a great goal but we were in no doubt — without the first goal he would not have scored the second. Nobody is asking you to lie. He had the run on me but that can happen.
Of course not. So I am OK with all that. Never at any stage did he say he had cheated and that he would like to say sorry.
At least he had one of those traits, Peter. We had a chance of reaching the last four and maybe the final of the World Cup.
How often does that happen? Peter Shilton OBE , started his Goalkeeping career as an apprentice for Leicester City at 15 years old, making his debut at 16 becoming the youngest player to have played for his hometown club.
At the age of 17 Peter started playing for the club after they sold Gordon Banks. Peter played for the club until gaining promotions, appearing in the FA Cup Final in and even scored a goal against Southampton when he was 18 and also playing for England at all levels while at the Club.
Brian Clough and Peter Taylor managed the team and the club went onto win the League in his first season of Peter playing with them.
Two successive European cups followed, with League Cup success as well! I don't care what anybody says, it won the game for Argentina Never at any stage did he say he had cheated and that he would like to say sorry.
Instead, he used his 'Hand of God' line. That wasn't right. However, he was now the established first pick goalkeeper for his country, and would remain so through to the end of his international career.
Almost half his international caps 61 out of were earned after his 35th birthday. It was before another goalkeeper was selected for an England game, when Robson could give a debut to the Manchester United goalkeeper Gary Bailey in a relatively unimportant friendly match.
Shilton was still the keeper for the qualifying campaign for the World Cup , which thus far had seen three wins from three matches and no goals conceded.
A 70th cap came Shilton's way in a 1—0 defeat against Scotland at Hampden Park ; he later saved a penalty from Andy Brehme as England beat West Germany 3—0 in a tour match in Mexico, a year before England were hoping to return there for the World Cup.
England accomplished going through the whole qualifying campaign undefeated. By the time they played Mexico in an acclimatisation match prior to the competition, Shilton was 80 games into his England career, having beaten Banks' record for a goalkeeper of 73 caps the previous year against Turkey.
At the World Cup itself, England started slowly, losing the opening group match to Portugal and then drawing against outsiders Morocco , during which time Robson was led off injured and Wilkins was sent off.
In their absences, Shilton was handed the captaincy as England found their form to defeat Poland 3—0 in their final group game — Gary Lineker scored them all — and progress to the second round.
There they met Paraguay and though Shilton did have to make one fingertip save during the first half, England were rarely troubled.
Lineker scored twice and Peter Beardsley once as England went through 3—0 and into a quarter final meeting with Argentina , a match which again would ultimately form part of the legend of Shilton's whole career.
Argentina captain Diego Maradona had been the man of the tournament thus far, but in a tight first half England managed to keep his creativity reasonably at bay.
But early in the second half, Maradona changed the game, much to Shilton's anger. Maradona began an attack which seemingly broke down on the edge of the England box as Steve Hodge got a foot to the ball.
The ball was skewed back towards the penalty area and Maradona, continuing the run from his initial pass, went after it as Shilton came out to punch the ball clear.
Maradona managed to punch the ball over Shilton and into the net. Shilton and his teammates signalled that Maradona had used his hand — a foul for any player except a goalkeeper — but the Tunisian referee Ali Bin Nasser allowed the goal.
A photograph subsequently showed Maradona outjumping Shilton and his fist clearly making contact with the ball as Shilton was still midway through his own stretch, arm extended having not anticipated Maradona's action.
Maradona later said the goal was scored by the Hand of God. Nasser never refereed at such a high level again, having missed such a blatant infringement.
Shortly afterwards, Maradona scored a legitimate individual goal , taking on almost the whole England defence and Shilton before shooting into an empty net.
Lineker pulled one back and nearly equalised in the closing seconds, but England were out. In , Grandslam Entertainment released a computer game with the unsubtle title of Peter Shilton's Handball Maradona!
However, he continued to play for England, featuring in a straightforward and successful qualification campaign for the European Championships , which were to be held in West Germany.
Shilton had won his 90th cap for England in a 2—0 win over Northern Ireland in a European Championship qualifier. Shilton's 99th cap came in a 1—0 defeat to the Republic of Ireland with Shilton beaten by an early Ray Houghton header.
Shilton's th was against the Netherlands. Marco van Basten eliminated England from the tournament with a second half hat-trick as England lost 3—1.
Robson left Shilton out of the third and final group game as it was now meaningless, but England still lost it, also 3—1. Chris Woods , longtime understudy to Shilton and his teenage understudy a decade earlier at Forest — he had played in the League Cup final when Shilton was cup-tied was given a rare game.
Shilton played in all bar one of the England games over the next 18 months — the one he missed saw a debut for a future England goalkeeping first choice, David Seaman of Queens Park Rangers.
In June , Shilton broke his old England skipper Bobby Moore 's record of appearances for his country when he won his th cap in a friendly against Denmark in Copenhagen.
Prior to the match he was handed a framed England goalkeeper's jersey with '' on the front. He had, by this time, kept three clean sheets in three qualifying matches for the World Cup and would ultimately concede no goals at all as England qualified for the tournament, to be held in Italy.
His th appearance for his country saw England draw 1—1 with the Republic of Ireland in the opening group game; England got through the group, beat Belgium 1—0 in the second round match, and then edged past Cameroon 3—2 in the quarter finals, thanks to two Lineker penalties after England went 2—1 down.
Then came the West Germans in the semi finals, Shilton's th England game. It was goalless at half time, but shortly after the restart Shilton was beaten by Andreas Brehme 's deflected free kick that looped off Paul Parker 's shin and dropped into the net over Shilton's head, despite his back pedalling attempts to tip the ball over.
Lineker's late equaliser salvaged a draw for England but Shilton could not get close enough to any of the penalties taken by the Germans in the deciding shoot out, while England missed two of theirs and went out of the tournament.
Shilton was the keeper for the third place play-off game, which ended in a 2—1 win for hosts Italy, Shilton suffering an embarrassing moment when he dithered over a back pass and was tackled by Roberto Baggio who scored as a result of Shilton's error.
His final appearance came just four months before the 20th anniversary of his international debut, making his full international career one of the longest on record.
He was never booked or sent off at full international level. Considered by pundits to be one of the best goalkeepers in the world in his prime, as well as one of the best shot-stoppers of his generation, and as one of England's greatest players ever in his position, he is even being described by some in the media as one of the greatest keepers of all time.
Shilton was an intelligent and efficient goalkeeper, who was regarded above all for his physical presence, handling, positional sense, composure and consistency, as well as his ability to communicate with his teammates, organise his defence, and inspire confidence in his back-line.
He possessed significant physical strength, which made him an imposing presence in the area, despite not being the tallest of goalkeepers.
Furthermore, he was known for his agility, and also possessed excellent reflexes, and good shot-stopping abilities. Known for his work-rate, mentality, discipline in training, and physical conditioning.
He also stood out for his exceptional longevity throughout his career, which spanned four decades. He retired at the age of 47, having competed in over 1, professional matches.
Shilton married Sue Flitcroft in September , [1] and the couple have two sons, Michael and Sam , who later became a professional footballer. In December , it was announced that Shilton had split from his wife after 40 years of marriage.
In March , it was announced that Shilton was to marry his second wife, jazz singer Steph Hayward, the pair having got engaged in Shilton was charged with drinking and driving in March Shilton has expressed support of Britain's withdrawal from the European Union.

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