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MK Dons was our first game after a break from live football for 4 weeks. Local trip with most people finished work three days before Christmas. Went 1 up within minutes and literally were never in danger of losing

The system needs to be fairer but there’s been countless occasions when it’s proven not to be the reason for poor atmosphere. Notably big allocations at Liverpool and MK Dons

Thomas at fault for Burnley’s second

Bewildering how Kelly had the full 90. Thankfully didn’t mess up the pass at the end

Did we? As per the other games, we still conceded woeful games. The sort of thing other teams take note of for the future

For a team what are very impressive defensively

Big win - second half was far better. I hope that sorts out some mentality issues because we are still very soft

Like QPR, like Rotherham, like Wednesday We have no answer to direct football.

Most annoying issue I have is when teams make errors with possession rather than taking advantage, we will send the ball back to the defence.

Zzzzzzzzzzz We’ve doubled down to avoid errors. So we’ve cut off any off the cuff creativity or individuality.

At least this got a good moment at end of the game.

Yeah

Trust Sky to show the greatest moment of Danny Ward’s career

You’ll enjoy their co-comms. If anyone thought Trundle was biased, wait for him

They’ve just stuck one of the worst play off finals in living memory

Don Goodman willy puller in 2009, willy puller now. Even in retrospective he chats utter shite

Yep, apparently so.

Think Corners prove his point. It’s something like 1 in 23 leading to an actual chance. Then 1 in 45 to a goal.

Coventry the latest venue on Nuneaton’s tour of local football grounds

Was like a fever dream. Football was the only shit part of it

Fine example of away support treated like shit abroad

Don't disagree with the latter point. Happened a lot post COVID in Europe - city authorities banning supporters from city boundaries or even in the case of Feyenoord, banning Dutch nationals from Rome for a couple of days. UEFA should have stepped in on Legia a long time ago - but keep giving them minimal punishment cos Legia's president is 'well in' with the European Clubs Federation who are the obstacle to their constant format changes. In comparison, teams like Feyenoord and Rapid Vienna have had away fan bans - after the sort of trouble Legia caused in Alkmaar. Following your team in Europe is effectively dangerous. If not opposition support, it's the coppers. If it's not coppers, it's that the grounds are unsafe with crushing or ridiculously drops. UEFA don't give a **** cos the money of the European comps is powered by TV. The host cities are happy as along as hotels are filled, bars are drank at but in terms of actually having somewhere safe for people to relax? Who gives a **** most of them think.

Lots of examples where opposition whom played West Ham last season got punishment.

That's not true. The allocation was agreed at 1,700 in September. Then on 2nd November, it was reduced to 890. There was no allocation reduction on night - merely Legia attempted to do what they did at Alkmaar which was rush the turnstiles and get a gate open to let hundreds more. However, what bright spark thought of herding them into a coach park was a good idea?