Groby_Blue

Get Ward on for the pens.

Time to start employing the dark arts we used against Spurs.

Fixed

Bobby Blackanddecker off his face from three yards. He's deadly from there.

United have never beaten the same side three times in a season. Brilliant.

Ndidi filled in at CB a few times and he wasn't as bad as Faes. Can't he play DM and CB at the same time.

Faes. He doesn't think Faes is a problem. Give me strength.

We don't have any dice. We gave them to Sheff Utd.

What have the club done to us. All of the footballers in the world and the talk is of bringing back Amartey and Albrighton. Desperate stuff.

And then a tweet from the club saying he's injured and out for the season.

I was there in the crazy corner. The only time I'd ever been on the pitch was after that match when loads of fans ran on. It was so weird standing on the pitch, looking at the Kop from the players perspective and watching loads of grown men smashing their seats to bits to take them home

No contest for me. Filbert Street every time. First match was in the Double Decker on those old bench seats, maybe 1980 with my Dad and his friend. First game on my own was in the East Stand looking at the Kop and thinking how mad it looked in there. Progressed to a ST in the Kop, standing on the seats in the old Pen One in crazy corner and stayed there until the end. So many games. So many great times. Pre match beers in the Victory when it was so packed you literally couldn't move. Going through the turnstiles and smelling the burgers and onions cooking at the back of the stand. Getting to the back of the stand and pretty much all you could see was the underside of the Double Decker and a bit of the pitch, and when you walked down the stairs to your seat (that you stood on) seeing the pitch appear in front of you and the rest of the ground appear - the tiny East Stand with the away fans in the corner, the mighty Carling Stand that looked massive and the fans at the top seeming miles away, the family stand on Filbert Street with the boxes and that knackered score board that never worked properly but everyone still got excited when SCOREFLASH came up. I went to the Walkers Bowl when it was not quite finished. You could go through the entrance, walk down the side of the new East Stand and back out through the concourse. I remember thinking, this is big and it's quite exiting but it's not Filbert Street. It's not our home. Like the Wellington pub and the Aviary nightclub, I'd give anything for another go. A pint of Worthington in the Wellington. A dance to Alexander O'Neill in the Avery and just one more of those games at Filbert Street.

Pearson as DOF and Dyche as manager would be box office.

And that's how you fight to get out of the bottom three.

It's on ITV and I'm not even going to bother watching it.

Brianbarrymurphysblueandwhiteaaaaaaarmy. You'll never sing that.

Absolutely this. Cooper was woeful and we all got excited when he was replaced by RVN because he was charismatic and he was a great player and, most importantly, he wasn't Cooper. But after the bounce of the first two games when the players and supporters were visibly lifted by Cooper's sacking, it's actually got worse than it was under Cooper. Worse. Eight defeats in nine games and the way we aren't even trying to give the opposition a game means it shouldn't even be up for debate. Out.

I'll be embarrassed if we don't get relegated.

I'm done. Not bothering with the second half. This is as bad as that Fulham away performance last time we got relegated. This team simply doesn't deserve any support.

Sack the board gets an airing nice and early.

If your profile pic is actually you.....go on then.

He's back!!!!

I've got this stuck in my head now. Aaaaarggggghhhh

Our first Uzbekistanian player.