David Hankey

Why these play-offs? Haven't Leicester City done enough in the season to warrant relegation? So, another 30 minutes to discredit our national game.

Very poor play from both sides or appear to lack talent and knowhow. The actual skill level is pretty awful.

Haven't won in 20 games, you can see why.

Neil Lennon facing up to Martin O'Neill in the Scottish FA Cup Final tomorrow.

We can do better than employ a manager who condones cheating.

Tuchel is always on a hiding to nothing. Win the trophy and he will be hailed as the best manager England ever had. Anything short and he will be vilified for not taking the so-called big name players and his selection in individual matches. It will be interesting to see how those players, who are selected, perform.

Maguire "shocked and gutted" he's been left out of the World Cup squad. Well, why would Tuchel want to include a player who he considers fifth in line for that position?

We all want to know why the authorities won't tackle the so-called big clubs over their misdemeanour but this cloud the issue of what Southampton did. They deserve all they get and whoever was responsible in sending the guy out to spy should also be severely dealt with.

Well done, Youri.

The fact of the matter is cheating, both on and off the pitch, has become the norm. It is endemic and reform is long overdue.

And Leicester City for 10!!

For a so-called 'Big Club' you have to ask why has it taken them 22 years to win the title?

A more appropriate penalty would be relegation to Div. 1.

Best of luck to him, he'll need it.

Celtic's title again, no surprise.

Who's in goal for Man. City? We haven't seen him yet after 20 mins.

Probably because they're all on their jollies.

Yes, good to see he's having an influence and finally finding his level.

The Club, with regard to wages, has to cut it's cloth accordingly and to suit the situation we are in, and that is the third tier of the football league. The players should realise this although many won't be interested in that point of view. Paying players the high wages they have become used to in League 1 is just not sustainable.

Surely, a new contract does not necessarily mean "equal or better terms" particularly when you consider the season we'v just had.

Conrad Logan?

Point is those that those who rubbished and dismissed it as another gimmick don't want reform. It works well in rugby and, no doubt, players would soon get used to it.

The match official already has in his armoury a yellow and red card. What more is necessary? Or, if you really wanted to go soft on these prima-donnas introduce a sin bin like they do in rugby.

I really feel sorry for anyone who picks up this poisoned chalice, particularly with the bunch of players we have.

I'd wait until the 20th anniversary, we might be back in the top flight by then.