We are only now admitting there is even a problem.
After Hayes was found guilty, Green wasted little time in admitting there was a "certain professional satisfaction" over the conviction.
Van Gaal, who trusts the United captain implicitly, said that Rooney had taken the first step to finding his form by admitting there was a problem.
While admitting there was a lack of finesse, the writer wondered how anyone could fail to be engaged by the sport.
The government scrapped its decision to award the West Coast Mainline rail franchise to FirstGroup after admitting there were "significant technical flaws" in the process.
Although admitting there were arguments over oil, debt and the UK's banking system, Mr Cameron will insist that Scotland "just as much as England, Wales and Northern Ireland" is "stronger, safer, richer and fairer" inside the UK.
Dzeko was quoted in a British Sunday newspaper as admitting there was dressing room unease at the club during the latter stages of the Italian's reign, but has used Twitter to claim that his words had been misquoted.
While admitting there would be challenges in marketing the longest format, Deutrom said "Irish people have grown up with Test cricket", because it was historically available on free-to-air TV in both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
Senior officials and negotiators are increasingly gloomy about the prospects for a global warming deal next month, with the British government admitting there is now no chance of a legally binding treaty.
The University of Sussex has apologised to a former student, admitting there was "no truth" in its claim that he'd led an unlawful occupation of the university and carried out acts of criminal behaviour.
Last week, after pressure from former Labour justice secretary Jack Straw, he announced that "rising insurance costs will be tackled by a ban on referral fees" while admitting there was "no universally recognised definition of 'referral fees'".
