David Hankey

It's not the occasional loss that irks me but the way in which it happens, particularly when an intervention by the manager may have made the outcome different. Since becoming Champions in 2016 we all knew things would be different but we really have to get to that next level or we'll face a period of mid-table mediocrity.

Agree, we're all entitled to our point of view and Morgan getting sent off again when it was so needless is barmy. As there never, ever been a player subbed because he was already on one yellow?

It matters not a jot how many games our captain has played it was a poor decision not to have subbed him after his first yellow. We know there are so many cheats in the game now all conning at the ref and that's exactly what happened. I know from our point of view it was a soft sending off but it could so easily been avoided.

To chuck home points away again when Puel had ample opportunity to sub Morgan defies all logic. Surely he knew what a tricky customer Richarlison is and the fact that at times was running our defence ragged? You know football is a very simple made complicated by folk who should know better.

Does anyone know just how many of the 8 league games Everton have played this season where the opposition have finished the game with 10 on the park? I reckon it could be 5 or 6!!

I agree, too many players are conning refs and getting away with. So much for foreign "stars" enriching the EPL!!

How can we expect to win games when your No. 9 misses an easy chance and you play the last half hour with10 men

Morgan off, second time this season. His he becoming a liability?

C'mon City chew these Toffees in the second half.

Irrespective of what the team is doing they'll always be detractors of the manager. Some would change the manager every 2/3 months if they could, absolutely barmy. The fact is we are improving and with another test looming next week against Everton we should have every reason to believe another 3 points will be ours.

The Rams at home, just to sort Lampard out.

It has to be Claudio. His record at Leicester speaks for itself and will live long in the memory. No other Italian manager anywhere near.

It seems with Vardy's goal normal service has been resumed but let's not get carried away it's only Huddersfield.

From the the next 11 games, 33, then I'll wake up!!

And you're happy at a paltry 6 points out of a possible 15?!!