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I think Eric might be the first one to go...

I think he’s trying to trip him, but we all know Fernandes has got it in him to go studs showing scraped down the leg. If there’s anyone who deserves the red it’s him, he’s got away with so much in the past.

Absolutely gutted that I had to work this morning while a number of mates went and ran PBs at the Sheffield 10k. To consolidate the feeling I've got home, sat on my ass and done nothing

Ipswich have done well but Villa took their foot off the pedal when they went 2-1 up, it's almost a sign of disrespect like they didn't think Ipswich had it in themselves to get one back.

It is very easy to get caught up in heat of the moment especially on here. I think back to where we were under Rodgers and I cant remember ever thinking anything positive in that relegation season. The first 75 minutes against Brentford and the result against forest maybe, everything else I just remember being pain and agony and I feel a long way off that with Cooper at the moment. Haha success of the club is definitely more important but we all like to score a few points on the forum especially when the team aren't picking any up on the pitch

I am and I was dead in the wrong too. I don't disagree with what you say and I don't think your wrong. Apologies if I misunderstood your original response to another poster. Im pretty much in line with where your at but hold hope he will still turn this around. I think he's gone with a pretty conservative approach to the start of the season and I can understand why. I said anything less than 4 points from this run of four games would have me wanting some form of change, and with Bournemouth to go pressure is mounting. I still maintain from what I have seen I can see a positive run coming after the international break but, I appreciate why people may have reservations. And if im wrong, we will be in a very very dark place.

Nah go on @Iwebema, I'm genuinely intrigued? I've worked in the professional game for 10 plus years, I want to know what makes you more clued up than me, or my opinion less valid?

What level have you been involved in that makes your opinion gospel? That makes you understand football more so than those of us who wants to be patient?

Happy to admit I'm proud of the team today. First half wasn't great but we came back and showed fight, the wannabe experts will tell you there's a lot to be worried about but I'm still encouraged by aspects from what I've seen. Bournemouth remains a must win for me.

Who's the clown Sporting sent over, nowhere near the quality of the player we had on loan last year.

Justin has been rotten for a while now, some of his performances in the 2nd half of the season were so far off it, and while I've said I'll continue to wait on where I stand with Cooper his persistence to select him is baffling. His comments about not being at it are pretty much in line with the rest of his performances so far this season. I like Justin but he's got to sort himself out sharpish, he went from being one of the best young talents in the country to a shadow of the player he was before his injury.

So we don't abide the laws just to allow the big teams have a spectacle?

Give over, they got done for the same thing a few weeks back, it's stupid how they can't learn.

Kyle Walker too busy tapping him trying to distract him rather than actually defend

To be fair I think Pep acknowledges that's on his team switching off, the City players incensed about the free kick being taken quickly but how many times does that happen, get on it with lads!

The better half was massively impressed again with Souttar yesterday for the Blades. Sounds like he's quickly becoming a fan favourite there, she also remarked how exciting it is to have so many young players coming through there, then asked if Leicester had anyone worth getting excited about. She had definitely clocked on to what buttons to press

While JJ starts I'll continue to shit the bed. Oh you meant Leicester, no I'm not sure.

Yes it's a yellow card incident so VAR can't get involved, not sure how that has been missed though!

I haven't seen the incident so unsure what happened but it would only be a red card if it was a deliberate attempt to stop a clear goal scoring opportunity.

These polls continue to show it's more of a popularity (or lack of) contest rather than actually rated on performance with a number of plauers.

Should it have been a red card? If not then VAR can't be involved.

Disappointing one today, and I don't think he has helped himself. I've been one who has said I don't want him out and was willing to judge him more so after these four games after the international break. I've seen plenty that has encouraged me under him, but I think today was our worst performance under him so far, barring the first 45 mins against Spurs. I still don't think it's anywhere near as bad as many are making our on here although he had a chance to lay down a real marker today and he hasn't. I seriously doubt we will get something against Arsenal, and if we come out of these 4 games with anything less than 5 points now I think the pressure will actually be on, not just Foxestalk hysterical pressure.

Don't think he's made excuses so far this season? Questioned the officials rightly last week, not sure he's raised any excuses following any other games?

I think the majority who want to hold the club accountable wouldn’t fall into that bracket, or you’d like to think not!

I know we’ve discussed some kind of action before and being aware of the effect it could have on those on the pitch, plus how watered down it would look with a large number quietly sat on their hands. What about a lock in? It’s easy enough to be able to make your way to that corner at the final whistle, it’s a ball ache for the club with having to steward and police, and a good opportunity to get some attention.