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Published 12:22 24 Oct 2017 BST
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On this note, Manchester United fans were left flabbergasted after David De Gea received no votes in FIFA's 2017 Best Goalkeeper award.Last season, the Spanish 'keeper only conceded 29 league goals - that's the second best defensive record in the Premier League - and yet the Manchester United shot-stopper was overlooked in that particular category. Gianluigi Buffon won the award with 42.42% while Manuel Neuer claimed second place with 32.32% Elsewhere, Real Madrid's Keylor Navas finished third with 10.10% of the votes while Chelsea's Thibaut Courtois registered 9.09% of the overall tally. Despite the fact that seven names make up the joint-ninth position on 0%, the former Atletico Madrid player isn't featured. Somehow, the error-prone Claudio Bravo did enough to make the list along with Man City's new 'keeper, Ederson. Manchester United supporters were quick to voice their disapproval about this glaring ommission. https://twitter.com/SimonPeach/status/922583235556724736 Naturally, it didn't go down well. https://twitter.com/danielstorey85/status/922735162026287106 https://twitter.com/_Thaaks/status/922554072737206273 https://twitter.com/VintageLukaku/status/922539589507649536 https://twitter.com/JKwhoelse45/status/922753517042855936 https://twitter.com/David_HB11/status/922743989798932480 https://twitter.com/jonnyescott/status/922740087162630144 https://twitter.com/brannyrovers1/status/922742880023826432
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