Corky

He really suffers from the fact he'll never be the most popular manager at his various clubs. O'Neill, Postecoglou, Ranieri, Klopp and Slot all far more revered in the last 20-odd years.

This is the same bloke who joined a club fresh from winning the league and reaching the Champions League quarter-finals (both of which he has never done) and claimed they were happy just to stay up.

They go along, applaud a video and nothing on the pitch matters. Proclaim to worship an owner yet never chant his name. Not a serious club anymore.

Rodgers spouting absolute toss about how difficult it is for Celtic to win things.

Another European trip!

I keep hearing Ipswich's mitigation is that they have a lot of League One players in their team but doesn't that mean they aren't playing many new signings?

Tielemans getting completely done for a goal brought back memories.

Barnet back up. I know their fans are pleased they replace Morecambe after a seemingly contrived result with Coventry (surely not?) years ago sent them down and kept Morecambe up.

I do. People are actually applauding and defending this shite.

A pathetic team representing a pathetic football club.

Tied frame in the Higgins match. He pots the black on the re-spot and the cue ball went in at the same time to lose the frame!

Vardy should have had the 17/18 award, his numbers in Puel's year were ridiculous in that set up. This year I would say Hermansen, his form up to his injury kept us competitive league table-wise.

Those two love the club yet the other couldn't wait to have a dig.

It is why we won't get the reboot we need as such a desperate time. Any new person arriving would be dealing with people who would turn around and say their methods won the league and cup. They were our greatest days but will also hold the club back as it lives in the past. Pearson came back at a higher point after he was ridiculously allowed to leave and sort out the mess created in the 16 months he was away. Totally different scenario now.

Patrick Bamford. About time we had a saxophone player leading our club.

Definitely the modern day Clint Hill- stares at nothing after relegation whilst on his haunches and the media proclaim that "he cares deeply".

A sad day where the era of us having top players and club legends has ended. Just a remarkable time, a rollercoaster ride. Spells of genuine brilliance and quality and a personal cabinet of awards that is superb. What makes it better for me is that he overcame the doubters and naysayers not just outside the club but within the fanbase. He was written off after his first season, through the first PL season, in Ranieri's final weeks and even before last season in the Championship. He answered them all. Hope he gets to 200 goals now. Irreplaceable and hopefully an inspiration to the next generation.

They have all been at the Reid and Ayew meet and greet session.

1.43am- Selby levels at 4-4.

Who are they dragging down to finish above, though?

The whole Ranieri thing is nonsense. I don't remember a chant calling for his sacking in the ground, it was the most reluctant call for change ever. He was still getting his name sung in his final home game (Derby replay). It gets made out like we were storming the place demanding his removal. The players got a lot more criticism from us at the time for letting him down.

Feel for the millions already queuing to meet the original pair.

I take it you missed the banners inside the ground and the anti board/ player chants in recent months?

Schmeichel had nearly 90 caps with us, didn't he?

Preston have quietly slipped into trouble, just three points above the bottom three.