Stuntman_Mike

Much better half than I was expecting. Chelsea have been quite poor so far.

I'd genuinely sooner have Hamza still in our squad starting at right back with Justin moving over to replace Kristiansen on the left.

Absolute scenes when that knock to the head turns Faes into prime Cannavaro.

I don't think many people were keen to have him back because they thought that highly of him, I think it was more just desperation to try someone/something new in pure hope something clicked.

Coalville Town and more England games Unless the phoenix club was a quick turn around and basically like what happend with Rangers rather than say Wimbledon.

The fact they could still finish 5th and make CL pisses me off the most.

Remember how wanting Forest to come up turned out. If we play them we play them, but I can't actively want any rival to do well. You wouldn't get it at any other club.

We've got so bad, that being poor for 20 minutes rather than shit is now a positive This is without taking into account that West Ham had already dropped off once they were comfortably ahead. A lead they barely had to work for.

He might have turned them down thinking he's worth another prem job? Not saying he is, but if I was him I'd wait until the summer and see what comes up, even if he does (and likely to) end up back in the champ anyway.

PSG were that unlucky they took the game beyond 100% possession and still lost.

As tough as this game is now for us, we should have been in a position going into it thinking we could nick a point, even with our list of issues. But here we are waiting for another rinse and repeat performance in a completely wasted season.

Southampton's manager is still in his 40's.

folks like Boubakary Soumare, who have stuck around so long that the team has regressed down to their level. This line sums us up. Standards have dropped, effort has dropped and there just simply isn't the quality to push these players or get them dropped. The culture stinks.

Just realised this isn't the 2pm Sky game, it's Spurs v Bournemouth.

The fact our only goal was a header from 1 yard out adds to the insult

Defeatabix

Pretty much.

Never say never, football changes so quickly in both directions. We just need to force a change of board.

These are the same people that most likely leave early and are passive to our situation though, so fcuk 'em. We need a bit more hostility if anything. I'd happily do a full boycott if I knew it was going to make a difference and others were doing it. UFS not turning up for the Man Utd game would be brilliant.

Maybe a similar approach could work for the Man United home game. Except people arrive to their seats for the 14th minute.

AC Milan manager Sergio Conceicao says his players are "feeling the tension" after a section of fans protested during Sunday's 2-1 Serie A home defeat by Lazio. The Curva Sud stand was empty for the first 15 minutes of the game and, when the fans did arrive, they called the players "shameful" and demanded American owners RedBird sell the club. It was the Rossoneri's third straight league defeat dropping them to ninth in the table, 17 points behind leaders and city rivals Inter Milan. They were also knocked out of the Champions League play-offs by Feyenoord last month. "We discussed the atmosphere and this is the first time I've experienced this in my career. Mistakes weigh heavier under such conditions," Conceicao told DAZN. "I was a player, I know when it's like that, your boots feel like they're burning. When a dribble or a pass doesn't work or you're behind, it burns even more." Mattia Zaccagni put Lazio ahead in the first half but Samuel Chukwueze's scored a later equaliser for the hosts after a Strahinja Pavlovic red card. However, former Chelsea forward Pedro netted the winner for the visitors from the penalty spot in the eighth minute of stoppage time. "It is not an easy moment," added Conceicao. "The players feel the tension around the club. "The only way forward is to work hard, take pride in our colours and strive to change the situation."

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cn7vz1lkn0ko AC Milan manager Sergio Conceicao says his players are "feeling the tension" after a section of fans protested during Sunday's 2-1 Serie A home defeat by Lazio. The Curva Sud stand was empty for the first 15 minutes of the game and, when the fans did arrive, they called the players "shameful" and demanded American owners RedBird sell the club. It was the Rossoneri's third straight league defeat dropping them to ninth in the table, 17 points behind leaders and city rivals Inter Milan. They were also knocked out of the Champions League play-offs by Feyenoord last month. "We discussed the atmosphere and this is the first time I've experienced this in my career. Mistakes weigh heavier under such conditions," Conceicao told DAZN. "I was a player, I know when it's like that, your boots feel like they're burning. When a dribble or a pass doesn't work or you're behind, it burns even more." Mattia Zaccagni put Lazio ahead in the first half but Samuel Chukwueze's scored a later equaliser for the hosts after a Strahinja Pavlovic red card. However, former Chelsea forward Pedro netted the winner for the visitors from the penalty spot in the eighth minute of stoppage time. "It is not an easy moment," added Conceicao. "The players feel the tension around the club. "The only way forward is to work hard, take pride in our colours and strive to change the situation."

Hmm, it's on offer for £21 so might be worth the risk. I wouldn't pay full price for it anyway.