Maybe I was recently wrong about...

[majaco]

Ward:   had a great game. I might have posted about him not having the quality to a Premier League keeper

 

Amartey:  contributed to lots of clean sheets recently.  Athough I have defended him a lot in the past, I might have posted recently that we have to move him on.  I might also have said that he gives away at least one,normally three, great chances a game.

 

Rodgers:   I moved to Rodgers out as it became clear he couldno longer coach the 0layers at his disposal 

 

The team:   maybe they are a professional football team after all.

 

Soumare.... actually I'm still doubtful.

 

 

[Tuna]

Thanks for creating a new thread to tell us.

[tom27111]

Nowt wrong with being wrong.

 

Takes a big person to admit it.

 

We've not fully turned the corner, but hopefully we finish the World Cup break with a bang.

 

I was furious once when we signed some Forest supporting donkey of a centre back.

 

I was wrong about that!

[majaco]

2 minutes ago, Tuna said:

Thanks for creating a new thread to tell us.

You're welcome.  

 

On the other hand, I haven't slagged off Tielemans, Barnes, Maddison, Justin etc that many have.

[Jobyfox]

To be honest most football fans are too quick to label someone useless, but they’re also too quick to label someone great. Short periods of form are generally ignored. 
 

That being said I thought I’d got enough evidence over time to suggest that Amartey would never make a PL footballer. I’m amazed that he’s at the heart of a defence that’s only conceded one goal in four games (and the goal itself was a direct free kick against Man City). 
 

I still feel that it’s too much of a challenge to my logic, based on what I’ve seen over time, to suddenly do a 360’ and say that DA is great. I do, however, hope that he continues to decisively and categorically prove me wrong. I love it when players do that as ultimately it saves us a lot of money in the transfer market. 

[Mr Weller 2]

I’ll admit I wanted Ward dropped but then again I don’t see him in training.