THE Argyle goalkeeper debate has been raging since the Paul Sturrock era and shows no sign of abating.

Romain Larrieu and Luke McCormick have been performing their own version of the film 'Trading Places' over the last few years, and the show goes on.

Current manager Ian Holloway has mainly relied on Super Luke, but Le 'Keeper took his place in Tuesday's draw at Colchester and Ollie is now looking to give the big Frenchman a run of games.

He said: "I went to bed thinking about it and I woke up thinking I wanted to change the goalie.

"He [McCormick] had not deserved it, but that's life. There has been this shadow hanging over my management.

"I keep hearing 'Romain Larrieu - what a 'keeper, what a 'keeper,' but he has not had a batch of games under me.

"He played four games for me [last season] when he had not had a pre-season. I then loaned him out [to Gillingham] and he was gone for the rest of the year.

"He played three games at the start of this season for me and then played six for Yeovil. I am just waiting to see this wonderful goalie that we should have because the young kid [McCormick] has done fantastic for me.

"I just felt we had let in four goals in two games [against Preston and Sheffield Wednesday] and I needed to roll my dice a little differently."

Larrieu may be the favourite, but history tells us, we will all have to wait and see which one gets the nod when Norwich visit Home Park tomorrow.

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