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Just watching MOTD. Typical that Jesus having been quiet this season arrives at Christmas.

Saw him sat on a park bench the other day, an old habit apparently

Clearly a better option from Ward - One will burger up the penalty area the other will bugger up. A hot dog would actually be similar to Ward - Pork Quality. And don't tell me, you heard about his selection from a reliable sauce .

Could anyone with a dog please ask them to translate what Roy Keane is saying, his pitch is out of my range

Shame (for us), players heads had gone in last couple of games particularly, we’ll now face something different probably, just our luck, Ipswich get to play against a shambles version, we might face something more disciplined and steady. But it’s about us, we need to be beating these sides regardless, no excuses. Only real problem is pre match preparation and analysis based on O’Neils side as caretaker or new manager will have own ideas.

When tannoy man announces we’re hanging a piece of cling film from the crossbar instead of selecting Ward the roar from the crowd will be off the scale! Really hope Stolarchick, solarcheck…..Polish lad is fit, if it’s Ward the Wolves entire game plan will just be “shoot”!

If it wasn’t for his hair blocking near certain goals v WBA we’d be watching Championship football this season, probably with docked points and financially f***ed. We were in a rut and that day was last chance saloon to turn it around. But…. My problem is his wages and contract length in ratio to his ability and what he’s capable of offering. The arguments here about Skipp being as bad or worse proves the point that extending Hamzas contract was continuing “the known”, you know what you’re getting, you also know his limitations. Buying Skipp is an “unknown” in terms of how he’ll fit, settle, suit our style etc. You can see why they consider the extension but you only offer that length and salary if you feel there will be competition for his signature. It was so inflated and so wasteful in terms of what he brings week in week out to the match day squad that it’s excessive to say the least, a luxury, a favour for being part of decent results in the past and the reason we want decision makers out and the approach that is a significant part of why our ffp is what it is when you’re paying your 24th best player that.

“Heee’s….The…. Greatest of all time He wears the number nine He won the league He won the cup He shut the f*****s up” (or “now he’ll keep us up”for the kiddies stand)

Ouch, that's a tough run. They might get something out of their National Lottery game AKA Spurs, but can't see much beyond 2-5 points maximum

Does this mean that if we want the 12:30 KO more than the 8 pm one we will all be supporting Arsenal in their next Champions League game, hoping they qualify without a play off? It'll be a tough job, I'll need a thorough shower afterwards, just need to adopt the attitude of a perennial runner up and turn a blind eye to blatant cheating for 95 minutes, sing songs about Tottenham who are in no way involved and moan about referees in that kind of pitch of voice where it cracks and sounds like you're crying.....I'll girrit a go! As far as difficulty is concerned though wouldn't it be preferable to play them after a midweek game rather than after a midweek rest, 7 hours difference not really too relevant compared to that

If I stick with it it will be. If I switch over and watch something else it’ll be a sizzling blockbuster of a 4-4 draw with drama, controversy and a worldie goal or two!

Maybe it was a euphemism. Did he have a fit horny bird and a Carrot shaped Willy?

What a pain in the Arsenal, announcing it’s being moved but not committing to when. Why not just leave it alone in that case.

(Tw)Attwell? I hadn’t realised as I’m supposed to avoid his games on Dr’s orders! Many years ago one typical display of his version of officiating gave me heart rhythm problems, I had to remove myself from his vicinity and sit on the concourse steps it was that bad. His decisions aren’t just bad they’re illogical. The ball changes direction but he denies that contact was made etc. He was described by a PL manager as a “Danger to players safety” as he lets so much go unpunished but then blows for the slightest thing at other times. If Vardy’s incident was a coming together so were the three or four that led to Brighton FK’s on the edge of our box.

Lamptey is one of the most attacking right backs in the league. Some of Ayews attempted tracking looked like me running (jogging) for a bus with a pint in one hand and pizza in the other. He was often 10-15 yards off the pace leaving VK outnumbered. Agree, he has worked well as an impact sub, an extra body around the box, closer to Vardy and the AM but out wide, from the start, sorry no.

Re the club asking why you have not attended, perhaps that’s the sort of thing the fan liaison groups could ask about - “Why are you asking this” and “what do you do with the information/ responses”.

It is. The first time I took it seriously, I had a heavy flu that would have been selfish to share with those sat around me and I entered a detailed report of my symptoms like a sick note.Most other times it’s because Sky have moved the game to a stupid time. I wish they’d email about the games I did attend, “sorry we were s** t on Saturday and set out to keep the score down like a training drill, We know you paid hard earned money to watch this shower of s**t and humbly apologise for the pitiful display you witnessed”

Brighton player so Innaleg, illega, intallega….not allowed to play

Reminds me of....

I thought they were going to be playing their football in Liverpool, not Swimming Pool ?

I got flashbacks of the Moscow game with that run through and finish, in that game he looked like he'd score on every break. He should arrive at training buoyant and positive after last night and realise he has the opportunity to build on it and impress the new manager. He seems to play on instinct, the quicker the break, the fewer touches required the better, more than looking to link up with slower build ups where you may have multiple options on. If he plays alone up there he'll need a degree of the more patient hold up play too, waiting for support to arrive, a breakaway 1 on 1 won't always be on.

Was he still thinking of Danny Ward when he said that? I mean at least Mads starting position for saving shots is somewhere between the two posts, a huge improvement on Ward. Maybe someone can make a compilation of Mads great saves this season and send a link to Mr "Magoo" Derksen.

It will be interesting what he does when Winks is fit as he said he sees the deep midfield 2 as the solid protection for the back four and he may prefer "units" in there rather than craft and playmaking. The ideal is a bit of both (from each player), Premier League footballers should be able to pas the ball not treat it as a hot potato, I'm sure Winks is a ball winner too but he may look to get the protection sorted as a priority and match the physicality of the opposition. With the Christmas schedule approaching I wouldn't be surprised to see Hamza alongside Wilf for a game here and there. Still not sure what Skipp's best asset is, some say "Work-rate" but for their wages that should be a given (cough "Soumare"). Winks seems to be that modern day good all rounder CM with a bit of everything but ha he played last night I could se him being out muscled and the game passing him by. The old debate about picking horses for courses or setting the agenda yourself and letting the opposition worry about you and your selection rather than constantly bowing over to countering theirs.

“Fox in the box socks” get on it marketing men. Maybe it’s like “Billy’s Boots” (ask Grandad) from Roy Of The Rovers and Tiger