Sly

That is terrible. We’ve looked okay at best against a Crystal Palace team that haven’t got out of 2nd gear.

That was Wilf-esq

We’ve look better since the subs.

He’s not exactly got a lot of options.

How many times has Buonanotte lost the ball in this game?

They’ve stopped scoring though.

Hermansen, Ricardo, KDH, Fatawu and Doyle all get into this team currently in my opinion if fit.

We’ve been awful in this half, after controlling the first.

2nd worst. Have you seen the state of Southampton?

Swap Buonanotte out for Ayew might be a start. Buonanotte has lost the use of his pass button tonight.

Yes

Vestergaard has had a right mare there

Shock ….

This has 0-0 written all over it.

Daka or Ayew. We are better having a sharp Vardy for 50% of games, than this Vardy we are seeing tonight.

We’ve looked away. Nothing special but the finishing is suspect.

Did Vardy put that one out of the stadium?

Soumare has improved immensely this season.

How has Marteta missed?

That’s a blow for them

Cannons stats in the Championship, aren’t that different to Dakas in the Premier League. Not much between them really. Albeit maybe £50k per week!

It’s astonishing how bad Manchester United are.

Net spend is all over the shop. Big clubs have the power to make expensive mistakes and move players on. Smaller clubs like ourselves, a bad transfer window cripples you for years.

If you look at net spend 2020 - 2024, they aren’t that high in the list, so it’s still an under-dog story. Over the past four seasons (2020/21 to 2023/24), Premier League clubs have exhibited varying net transfer spends, reflecting their investment strategies and on-field ambitions. Here’s a breakdown of the net transfer spend by club during this period: 1. Chelsea - £772m 2. Manchester United - £539m 3. Tottenham Hotspur - £465m 4. Arsenal - £461m 5. Newcastle - £360m 6. West Ham - £272m 7. Liverpool - £248m 8. Nottingham Forest - £217m 9. Aston Villa - £213m 10. Crystal Palace - £144m 11. Manchester City - £140m 12. AFC Bournemouth - £125 million. 13. Fulham - £121 million.. 14. Brentford - £94m 15. Southampton - £59m 16. Brighton & Hove Albion - £49m 17. Leicester City - £17m

Sign a load of crap players?