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Brilliant move! Hope he get's regular game time to show what he can do.

Manchester United are close to completing a deal for Lecce and Denmark left-back Patrick Dorgu. If this get's done I'd love to see us try and get Malacia on loan.

Chuba's on fire, your defence is terrified

Surprised by the amount of negativity. His career hasn’t been perfect, but he did manage to score nearly 30 goals in a 43-game season at Middlesbrough and was there player of the year. You don't get that many goals by a fluke. Yes it was in the championship but would any of current strikers would get anything close to that at the same level? No, I don't think so

Tier 4 is apparently 90% rubbish

Great to see him on the mend. Love how full of determination he is

This is nuts. Father-in-law is an academy scout at Chelsea actually scouted him for their u18's years ago. The only logical explanation seems to be moving Luke Thomas on and sticking with Justin/Kristiansen as our left-back options. He's an exciting player on his day but that injury record worries me.

That was Faes's mistake. He lost his man, if he keeps closer to him then he doesn't score

Today proved the players are still playing for him. He got the tactics right too playing out when it made sense and going long when it didn’t. That’s how you handle teams with more quality: clear your lines, get stuck in and stay smart. Plus the fact we took our chances. The starting lineup looked terrible on paper, with Ayew and Bobby Reid but it actually worked . He needs proper backing in the transfer market a striker and a centre back has to be the priority for me.

Even a blind squirrel finds an acorn every now and then

Come on!!!! Incredible fighting spirit. Those last twenty minutes were agonising. Pure relief when the final whistle blew. Build Vardy's statue immediately

Can't watch

We need to make changes or we won't hold out here

Vardy making me eat my words good ball from Bobby

Sorry but Vardy is a dead weight. It's like playing with 10 men with him in the side

Kristiansen's touch is dog shit

I honestly think he’s gone if we get smashed today. How can any Premier League manager survive eight losses in a row? That would match our worst ever run. Some of his decisions are driving me mad too. refusing to change the formation, sticking with JJ even though he’s been awful, starting Vardy every week when he’s 38, and picking Ward against Wolves. The squad’s poor, director of football is poor, the recruitment is poor, and that's why we're in this position so i sympathise to a degree but the guy has not done himself any favours.

Vardy, Ayew and Reid... Jesus Christ. That's an embarrassment for a PL side to be playing those three together in 2025

That would be a great move for him and 4.2 million is probably about fair.

How much are they offering? 50p?

Farnborough. After the 3-0 defeat to Wolves, had to get three trains home. Really made me question why I still bother. The things we do for football

You've done a cracking job organising everything and raising the funds ozvaldo and actively doing something. Ignore the naysayers on here. If the whole fan base was like them, there’d be absolutely zero fan-led movement and nothing would ever get done. Full credit to you

Solanke is out for 6 weeks with an Injury

Lucrative contracts handed out too easily with all the luxuries of a top training facility and next to no pressure to perform. They’ve got everything they could want - all the comforts they need, but all that's happened is they've got no hunger to improve. And if they are pushed to hard by the manager - they cry about it.

Another defeat to Spurs will be the tipping point. RVN was never set up to succeed here, once you start falling out with players its only a matter of time. I feel for the bloke - who would want this job right now? The club is a total mess.