I could go on about the technical intricacies of his game and how he has changed them immeasurably, but talk is cheap and everyone can see how much the lad has improved.
I doubted him.
I felt sorry for him
I thought it was time for him to go.
Then we re-signed him.
I still doubted him.
I desperately wanted him to get another chance.
I wanted him to succeed more than any other player I have ever seen.

I needn't have worried.

All this praise he is now receiving isn't patronising or contextual. It is genuine and fully merited.

I cannot put into words how immensely proud I am of him, so I'll stop trying.

Well done, son.

Keep it up.

I completely agree about Penny.
I'm made up he has kicked in to the 13.

It's also a shame we have to start emphasise key words so others don't go misquoting or reading something else into it.

Great performance from KP. He has added a new dimension to our backline play with his pace. I watched him play two or three times at the LSV for Swinton in 2013 and he looked like he hadn't changed that much, still backed his pace but his defence was still suspect at best. The move to a full-time environment again and everything that comes with that seems to have worked wonders for him. Sometimes the games requirements 'clicks' with some players later than others, with KP's late start to RL and his rapid rise and fall, perhaps he has now finally come of age as an RL player.

Always stuck by him even when the "Riley is god" love fest started.

On boots n all tonight he came across as a thoroughly likeable young man.The story about Tony Smith calling him while he was working as a courier offering him a second shot, fairytale like.

In a way TS had offered that double chance on at least two occasions before....

Lee Briers had a contract with Barrow B R in all but the wet ink off his pen.

GOB on his way to Bradford, then came the u'turn. (However I think there is more to it than just an upturn in GOBs form).