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Originally posted by Green Devil Green Devil wrote:

Originally posted by The O'Shea The O'Shea wrote:

Stevens, who was playing in L2 until a few months ago?

Technically a League 1 player when the summer internationals came around as well as being selected in the Football League's team of the season so hardly the equivalent of calling up a player from Wexford Youths.



There would be more demand to call him up if he was performing for Wexford Youths.
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Going on winding runs and slipping in through balls that should have led to a goal had it not been for an incorrect linesman’s call

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Originally posted by Roberto Baggio Roberto Baggio wrote:

Going on winding runs and slipping in through balls that should have led to a goal had it not been for an incorrect linesman’s call

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Played exceptionally well today. Real threat down the left. Linked up play very well.
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Named at number 6 in Football365’s top ten full-backs of the season:

6) Stephen Ward (Burnley)

Ward would actually be included even higher up this list if he had played in more than 23 of Burnley’s 33 league matches, but you cannot doubt the record. In the ten matches Ward has missed this season, Burnley have drawn five and lost five. In the 23 league games he has played, Burnley have won 14 and drawn five. Extend that points-per-game record across the whole season, and Burnley would be level with Tottenham.

It is an extraordinary achievement for a 32-year-old full-back who must have thought that his top-flight career was over when he was loaned by Championship Wolves to Championship Brighton for the season at the age of 28. A move to Burnley came after their promotion in 2014, but the Irishman played just 623 Premier League minutes that season. Now he’s an indispensable member of a team that will surely play Europa League football next season.

http://www.football365.com/news/f365s-top-ten-full-backs-of-the-season



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Arguably the most improved Irish player of the last decade. He's come along leaps and bounds in the last 4-5 years.
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Has certainly gone from one you feared when seeing him on the teamsheet to one you worried when he wasn't.
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Originally posted by John Wick John Wick wrote:

With the exception of our most important game in the last 5 years against Denmark where he was a fcukin embarrassment....however the blame for that night most go to MonROy. He has done well in fairness. Going forward would like to utilise Doherty @ left back
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His resurgence has been remarkable, one of the first names on the team sheet now
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Has been one of our best players for the last 3 years but there is still the odd clown who wont admit they were wrong about him.
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Originally posted by The O'Shea The O'Shea wrote:

Arguably the most improved Irish player of the last decade. He's come along leaps and bounds in the last 4-5 years.

I recall finally rewatching footage from Euro 2012 and seeing just how out of his depth Ward was at the time. By 2013-2014 it looked like he had peaked. Instead he has gone from strength to strength, and has rightfully reclaimed his slot in the Irish team, and is likely to be play Europa League football next term, and win 50 caps for his country.
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His last competitive game for his country undid a lot of the good form he has shown this season unfortunately.
 
 
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Originally posted by Roberto Baggio Roberto Baggio wrote:

His last competitive game for his country undid a lot of the good form he has shown this season unfortunately.
 
 

He was one of a few that had a particularly bad game that night. Cyrus Christie springs to mind, and with Ryan Fredricks out in front of him at Fulham there is a genuine potential that Cyrus will be looking for another club this summer. I also think MON's strategy had more to do with that result than any individual performance.
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Whole team was poor against Denmark, don't think he was much worse than the rest bar a poor mistake when he was bizarrely asked to play as a centre back. Our opposite full back had a far worse game imo. In any case, he's arguably been our best player in the EPL this year, a key player in a high-flying Burnley side.
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Originally posted by The O'Shea The O'Shea wrote:

Whole team was poor against Denmark, don't think he was much worse than the rest bar a poor mistake when he was bizarrely asked to play as a centre back. Our opposite full back had a far worse game imo. In any case, he's arguably been our best player in the EPL this year, a key player in a high-flying Burnley side.

He also literally handed Eriksen the second goal, and the tie, when playing left back in the first half. 

Wards a half-decent option at left-back, but in our first choice back line, I think he’s still the weak link. 
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Originally posted by NewtNewbie NewtNewbie wrote:

Named at number 6 in Football365’s top ten full-backs of the season:

6) Stephen Ward (Burnley)

Ward would actually be included even higher up this list if he had played in more than 23 of Burnley’s 33 league matches, but you cannot doubt the record. In the ten matches Ward has missed this season, Burnley have drawn five and lost five. In the 23 league games he has played, Burnley have won 14 and drawn five. Extend that points-per-game record across the whole season, and Burnley would be level with Tottenham.

It is an extraordinary achievement for a 32-year-old full-back who must have thought that his top-flight career was over when he was loaned by Championship Wolves to Championship Brighton for the season at the age of 28. A move to Burnley came after their promotion in 2014, but the Irishman played just 623 Premier League minutes that season. Now he’s an indispensable member of a team that will surely play Europa League football next season.

http://www.football365.com/news/f365s-top-ten-full-backs-of-the-season


I'm always dubious of these stats of playing and not playing, but that is f**king stark LOL. I'd say he has great fun taking the piss about it 
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Originally posted by Maccatacca Maccatacca wrote:

Originally posted by The O'Shea The O'Shea wrote:

Whole team was poor against Denmark, don't think he was much worse than the rest bar a poor mistake when he was bizarrely asked to play as a centre back. Our opposite full back had a far worse game imo. In any case, he's arguably been our best player in the EPL this year, a key player in a high-flying Burnley side.

He also literally handed Eriksen the second goal, and the tie, when playing left back in the first half. 

Wards a half-decent option at left-back, but in our first choice back line, I think he’s still the weak link. 
I don't remember any handball?
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Originally posted by 9fingers 9fingers wrote:

Originally posted by John Wick John Wick wrote:

With the exception of our most important game in the last 5 years against Denmark where he was a fcukin embarrassment....however the blame for that night most go to MonROy. He has done well in fairness. Going forward would like to utilise Doherty @ left back
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Has been very solid for his club over the last few seasons, it's a pity he missed a portion of the season through injury.
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