James and his giant peach

They played some decent stuff and although didn't create too much I think if they perservere with Amorim he will do a good job. Spurs sat on their lead and fair enough defended well but only one team was trying to play football.

Yes. The only side playing it lost.

??? And Spurs are such a lovely club?

What a terrible terrible horrible advert for football that was. The worst team won, probably the worst winners of any European trophy there's ever been. Scored a shite goal and then camped in their box for 70 mins whilst the majority of their players (especially that absolute weapon Romero) writhed around the floor like they'd been shot and wasted every second they could. I actually think United looked good second half and that actually no European football next year will be a blessing for them. Clear out the crap and the likes of Cunha coming in with Diallo, Garnacho, Bruno and they might have a much better season. Can't believe Spurs won that and have actually won something it doesn't feel right.

To be honest if he does get the job and fans act like this from the start what chance does he have? Points deductions maybe transfer embargo, probably a fire sale of all our best players and coupled with all that fans hating on him before he's even been appointed. He has to be given a chance. I'm sure I read an interview with him more or less admitting he got it wrong at saints trying to play that brand of football and was too stubborn and he'd learn from it. This appointment does have a doomed feel about it already. It's probably the lowest mood at the club since the Stoke relegation day.

Football is gone. The Times article has us charged and probable transfer bans and points deductions whilst underneath is another article with the title 'Chelsea make £200m by selling women's team to themselves and avoid PSR charge' How can they get away with this?

Kasper going and Faes replacing Fofana, coupled the season before with signing Daka, Soumare, Vestergaard and Bertrand and not selling anyone has put us in the crap we are now. How many goals did we concede that relegation season because of Ward? Spurs and Brighton away were as embarrassing a defensive performance as you will ever see.

Our only wins against the other two relegated sides isn't great reading though is it? The only win against a team not near the bottom 5 all season is Bournemouth and how we won that game I still don't know.

There's a few clubs where one or two losses to players will transform them from mid table to relegation fodder, Bournemouth being one of them. Southampton had a wonderful couple of years and lost everyone like Mane, Van dijk etc, and these clubs such as Brighton, Brentford, Bournemouth, start losing a couple of big players and it's could all go wrong. Mbwemo could leave Brentford, Semenyo and Kerkez could leave the Cherries, Brighton could lose Baleba, it will be interesting to see if any of the promoted sides (most likely Leeds) can replace any of those sides next year.

I'm as much looking forward to seeing and cheering Nigel Pearson as I am saying bye to Vardy to be honest. Vardy wouldn't be here without Pearson and none of our modern day success would have happened without him either.

I hope this isn't the same as last seasons last home game. We wanted a big celebration and in the end we lost badly, and a certain Smodzics got both goals.