Williams' fault for calling for it in the first place as well with green shirts lurking around him. He should have left Hennesey to belt it up the park.

And Andy Townsend tells what the real reason is for Wales losing.

"When Wales lost Joe Allen, upon reflection perhaps Chris Coleman might have introduced somebody else rather than taking Aaron Ramsey away from the forward area of the field."

Glad we haven't got Coleman making errors like that for us. O'Neill outclassed him tonight.

Edited by chateauferret (09 Oct 2017 10.02pm)

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Can we kill this thread? It's been going on since February! If people still want a Let's all crap on Wayne Hennesey thread, call this volume 1, put it in the archives, and start volume 2. much more efficient.

Success will lie to you but failure always tells you the truth.

If Williams told Wayne to jump off a cliff, would he do it? He should have read that and not played him into clear and present danger.

"We love you Palace, we f@cking hate Man U, We love you Palace, we hate the brighton too, We love you Palace we play in red 'n' blue, so f@ck you, and you ...

if anybody in football presides over such an unmitigated disaster in defence as our season, then we as fans are entitled to be hurting.

if hennessey goes on a spectacular run of wins, i will contribute for a statue of him in front of the club shop.

Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford

Wales didn't lose because of Wayne which is clearly stated in comments above.

As a Wales supporter I am desperately disappointed to miss out on a wonderful chance to be in Russia next summer.

Wales have been a three-man team - Bale, Ramsey and Allen. Remove two of them from the equation, as in the Republic game, and there's not much left.

And Jonny Williams demonstrated clearly why a succession fo CPFC managers havent rated him. But that's another story.

Nothing is fool-proof - fools are too ingenious

Contagious in our club it seems.

COYP