Number 6

I reckon that's O'Neill gone to be honest. 8 goals shipped in 2 games. New manager in before they play Ipswich and us.

See I think this may be true of Palace, but I think there's loads of weak points in Wolves.

Salah is so so good

Nedum Onuoha is up there on my players I didn't expect to be pundits list (quite like him though).

This is not like the Arsenal Utd games of old 😴

We've had quite a few significant games against West Ham in recent years, often seems to be noteworthy in some way or another... 14/15: started the string of wins to survival 15/16: crazy 2-2 with Vardy sent off 17/18: helicopter crash 22/23: confirmed relegated 24/25: Ruud first game

Wolves are doodoo

Wolves defence might make a strong case for being as bad as ours.

This Everton one should be ruled out.

Must be Teddy.

Yes.

The understat model has McAteer's chance in the 72nd minute as 0.43xG, and Vardy's goal as 0.34xG. it's way off.

I really like their UI but their figures seem out of kilter for this one.

There's no excuse for the Amazon kick off time thing. It's shit. Put all the games on at 7.45 and let people choose.

I think he's elite but there's a few overestimations of where he's at at the moment in here. A lot of his value is that he's producing these performances at such a young age. Brilliant signing.

Legit goal that, shocking decision.

Ok if they haven't spent the last few weeks getting ducks in a row ahead of the sacking then they've learned nothing. We pissed away games against Bournemouth and Villa last time because of this shit.

That could have been exactly what they were using the two weeks for though? If we get a manager in today/tomorrow then it's fine. New manager in during internationals means a partial squad for a few training sessions. It's not a major benefit.

So it would have been better to sack him then and have 2 weeks with no manager at all? You'd be championing that as good ownership? I'd say that really would have been 2 weeks wasted.

Depends on the incoming though. It would have been worse to have sacked him after the Utd game, not have anyone lined up, and then goo into the Chelsea game without a manager still. If they've been lining things up in the background then the timing is very sensible.

It seems ridiculous that they're getting so angry given they themselves sacked him a year ago and he didn't have the credit in the bank with us from getting us promoted. I can understand fans being unaware of our performances, no other fans will be as knowledgeable about us as we are; but the anger is a little hypocritical.

I'm sure whoever it is will make sure to mention how great king power are in their statement.

He's right though, he isn't as connected to the club as he used to be.

United going to do their usual "it was just the manager all along" bit before everything turns to shit.

Hjulmand for me. Add to our Danish contingent.