Danny Ward

[Tommy Fresh]

Danny Ward walking over to Mike Stowell on a Monday morning regardless of the result 

[Hamilton Fox]

36 minutes ago, tomtom said:

Kasper didn't need replacing though   , not yet.... that's the whole issue 

He wanted to leave so if he did need replacing

[Weller Wing]

4 minutes ago, StanSP said:

Does anyone, like ANYONE, actually still want him here or like him? 

Maybe his mum?

[Mike Oxlong]

6 minutes ago, Weller Wing said:

Maybe his mum?

If he takes after his mum she’ll have dropped him as a baby 

Edited 25 February 2023 by Mike Oxlong

[FoxTimmy2]

 

 

[tomtom]

34 minutes ago, Pontus83 said:

Silly comment. I’m not sure we thought ward was the answer but most ppl who go to the games realised kicking the ball

out every 6 seconds wasn’t the answer. 

Read the room, 👍🏻

[Always Next Year]

Absolute bag of💩 yet another clueless attempt to stop a shot and yet again no where near the ball, not good enough get rid.

[Wymsey]

Give Alex Smithies an opportunity, perhaps.

[foxfanazer]

Says everything you need to know about Rodgers that he trusts this guy as his number 1. A massive indication of how far our standards have dropped

[joeybside]

Someone page Conrad and get him down his Academy for a crash course in positioning. 

[funkyrobot]

For me, the continual selection of Ward and the blind faith shown in him by Rodgers is the major factor in why we should be considered serious relegation candidates. He is visibly and statistically the weakest 1st choice keeper in the Premier League - I genuinely can’t even see him making the bench for the vast majority of the other premier league teams. You could argue that he’s better than Bournemouth reserve keeper Travers but other than that, it’s difficult to argue a case for him making the bench anywhere else. I feel for Iversen, Ward has had no right to go through this season as a premier league ever-present

based on his form but he remains steadfastly Rodgers’ golden boy between the sticks. This decision alone could end up with the team relegated and a humiliating sack for Brendan. 

[foxfanazer]

1 minute ago, funkyrobot said:

For me, the continual selection of Ward and the blind faith shown in him by Rodgers is the major factor in why we should be considered serious relegation candidates. He is visibly and statistically the weakest 1st choice keeper in the Premier League - I genuinely can’t even see him making the bench for the vast majority of the other premier league teams. You could argue that he’s better than Bournemouth reserve keeper Travers but other than that, it’s difficult to argue a case for him making the bench anywhere else. I feel for Iversen, Ward has had no right to go through this season as a premier league ever-present

based on his form but he remains steadfastly Rodgers’ golden boy between the sticks. This decision alone could end up with the team relegated and a humiliating sack for Brendan. 

Sadly we have a manager whose influence at the club far outweighs his ability. Until he goes we will have to endure shit team selections, mind numbing football and a visibly poorly coached side

[bovril]

Heartwarming: How one boy who was terrified of footballs grew up to be a Premier League goalkeeper

[sdb]

The bloke has had enough of a kicking so I'm not saying this for effect, but he is, by a country mile, the worst goalkeeper in the league and probably not even in the top 35. I'd not even want him on our bench in an ideal world.

 

As has been said, he doesn't even move, behave or position himself like a professional goalkeeper. It's utterly bizarre. He's never pulled off a save he shouldn't make and half the goals he conceded would be saved by any other regular PL keeper.

 

Without him, relegation wouldn't be a concern. With him, it's a likelihood.

[Mike1983]

3 minutes ago, funkyrobot said:

For me, the continual selection of Ward and the blind faith shown in him by Rodgers is the major factor in why we should be considered serious relegation candidates. He is visibly and statistically the weakest 1st choice keeper in the Premier League

Spot on! I find it incredibly frustrating that he continues to play him despite there being no good reason to do so. It's possible that he simply doesn't rate Iversen, but even that explanation doesn't make sense at this point.

 

 

[bovril]

2 players we've had in the last 12 months where literally i'm fascinated how they could manage to become professionals at this level

[Guest]

3 minutes ago, bovril said:

2 players we've had in the last 12 months where literally i'm fascinated how they could manage to become professionals at this level

I would love to read an analysis of his technique and positioning by a former keeper or specialist coach because from a layman's perspective I find it unfathomable

[BillyFOX12]

He's as likely to save the ball as a fish is to climb a tree. Pure shite.

[Ric Flair]

The season he was on loan at Huddersfield when they won the play-offs, they somehow had a negative goal difference. I wonder why.

[Unabomber]

I was the other end for their goal but it looked once again like he went right through him. Those are the kind that Kasper would get down and save. Maybe I’m being harsh but I doubt it.

[Vacamion]

 

His song should change to:

 

Danny, Danny Ward

That's why. You have scored.

 

[BillyFOX12]

Opponents try to score a goal

But Danny Ward is in control

He dives and jumps with such grace

Saving shots all over the place

[Vacamion]

 

And after aaaaaaaallllllll

He can't block the baaaaallllllll

[evostic]

2 hours ago, FoxTimmy2 said:

Why are his eyes closed?

 

Why’s he even allowing someone to hold his arm? Opposition playing to vulnerabilities 

[kyleolly]

I hate how so often he just falls on the floor like a drunken 50 year old as the ball trickles past him and he looks back in anger like he's tried his best and he's left spralled on the floor like a disabled bloke who's been tipped out his wheelchair