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Lee Carsley was there again a few rows behind Enzo.

Fair play to those making the effort. The modern way is gripe on Social Media doing online petitions thinking they’ll change the world. Also difficult having to put up with people living in the past like Reform or Brexiters. Hope it goes well.

Alan Hull = Genius

Sad thing is that Man City have evolved from that horrendous spectacle. If the club do go down that route (Russell Martin type) then we'll be late to the party again. Nothing new there then, given the snails pace they move at with everything else.

Looked like a Sunday League side thrown together at the last minute with players turning up late 10 minutes before kick off for most of that half. There are no words that can describe how fckn useless these players are. Strange game football and the only positive is that it's just one goal.

They've driven themselves into a corner and had to go with a short term Rowett solution. Their failure to get in a new DoF/TD left them with little choice. If they'd gone for a more long term/ambitious appointment it might have become an expensive mistake when the new guy gets finally arrives. Messy situation.

More stark evidence, if any was ever needed, of just how far this club has fallen. Wish him all the best obviously but won't hold my breath either.

Given how quickly he destroyed what he inherited from Martin O'Neill it must be Peter Taylor.

Ok. Let’s get pedantic. Players to blame 95% Manager to blame 5%.

Must be the most. Orient's average home gate that season was 4,000. Hell of a day that was.

You blaming King for throwing that lead away? Southampton had the momentum as soon as the second half started, surely. Have to disagree, that capitulation is 💯 on the players.

Andy King could have tried anything last night and that bunch of shysters would have let him down. He clearly saw the signs as we all did, that Southampton were taking control with almost zero resistance. They were just steamrolling through us at will. He did what most serious managers would have done, try to regroup and shut up shop. Unfortunately it backfired because this bunch are so useless mentally and professionally that that decision didn't create any resistance either. If Andy King made any mistakes then they pale into insignificance when placed beside the players inadequacies. It's pretty much odds on that, if he'd gone down the route of a more attacking stance, the opposition would still have walked through, and probably found it easier. Hindsight is a wonderful thing. In my opinion, Andy King should not take any blame for that sh*t show.

Luke Thomas and his moronic fouls was the catalyst for that capitulation. But what a bunch of lightweights we have as players. Breath on them and they give in.

Wasn’t you that tipped that hot dog van over was it?

Not being clever in hindsight but there have been signs of this ever since Andy King took over. The 2 sendings off masked it. No tippy tappy from the back, speedy passing and lots of third man running moves. Simpler football that is easier to play.

Get the feeling we've got out of jail with 6 points but also have the feeling that with this bunch of players we have the get back in jail quickly card. Andy King and the new loan players will need to make big difference.

Might as well bring on the mannequins to form a wall if players are not allowed to jump above three inches without strapping their arms to their waists .

Football has gone anyway but if that is a handball penalty for Chelsea then football is fckd.

Fair enough. O'Neill told me that from his own mouth when I asked that specific question. Suppose you pays your money and takes your choice on this?

He denies that. Walked out and left at half time while they were playing Brackley Town. Reckons he jacked in three games later.

My God. How we miss this fella at the King Power.