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Gary Lineker makes apology to Nottingham Forest player he ‘misjudged’

Gary Lineker shocked at how good Chris Wood actually is

Gary Lineker has already called himself an ‘idiot’ this season for his prediction to see Nottingham Forest get relegated before the season started.

He later clarified, though, that he merely made his forecast because he didn’t want his favorite Leicester City to lose.
Gary Lineker stated on the Rest is Football that he was quite impressed by Chris Wood this season and that he overestimated his skill level.

“I have to say Chris Wood, and I know I’ve not been critical of him in the past but I must say I misjudged the quality of the player. He’s a better footballer than I actually thought he was originally, I don’t mind owning that he’s done really well.

“And again you’re talking about intelligence, he makes the best of his assets with his movement, and he’s he’s you know got a goal and an assist today. Lovely little finish.”

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Chris Wood continues to thrive at Nottingham Forest.

It’s insane to consider that Chris Wood has now scored 11 goals in the Premier League this season.

Thanks to his own diligence, the New Zealand international has become one of Europe’s most lethal strikers.

He has received excellent support from his teammates, of course, but some of his finishes have been quite amazing.

It is truly amazing for someone with Chris Wood’s stature to score a cheeky chip like the goal against Everton.

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