Corky

I worked 247 hours a week for 45 years to earn that second home!

Thrilling but ridiculous end to that.

Our run was significantly worse. Norwich would probably, if things had been slightly different, have had at least 5-7 points in this spell. We were 3-0 at half time three times, barely looked like scoring in most and were abysmal in 7 out of 9 (Man City and Liverpool we showed reasonable spirit and quality). I don't care what size of club you are, our run was an all time record-breaking run of awfulness. No fan base should accept it.

His last two seasons saw him dominate Division One (with Paul Merson, they were a class above) and then have the most assists in the league in a relegated team. A superb player who was brilliant in the air for a shorter man. Losing him led to our decline in 2004. We never were able to replace him.

They just aren't bothered by football, really. Complain about people booing after defeat and that folded card was taken away. No club of similar size will have a group with this mentality.

Nothing in the ground will change. The super loyal KPFC lot never sing in support of the regime or the club. If they did, this would be drowned out.

He will never leave.

Can't wait for Jim White to read it out in his robotic voice before Simon Jordan replies in his mangled vocabulary style accompanied by an unflattering thumbnail and CAPITAL LETTERS

It can really make you mad

Their members get routinely abused (usually when the Tifos are put up) and I don't recall any statements condemning that?

Leeds are crap. Farke is terrible at this level. He stays and they'll go.

It undermines the genuine and valid criticism the fans have, too.

At least conceding today seemed to galvanise us. The response to conceding recently has been terrible.

Ramsey's injury was doubly frustrating because it also took James out of his natural position. If we can get someone further forward,he can play from deep where he is far more effective.

Needed it because this run has been dire both in results and performances. Doesn't do much overall to change things. The next match will be a real test.

It was against West Ham in December.

Knowing months in advance is a plus. Good work on that front.

I understand why they do that but they are so limited in what they can talk about. Played under one man and those who then managed did around 50 games between them. Not a huge fan of Deeney, for instance, but he has got a lot of coaches to reference from and their differences in approach.

Even looking at it in a personal level, you are spending circa £40 a week to not be bothered by results or relegation. No wonder clubs want more of these types in the ground.

Don't you want to hear endless stories of why Alex Ferguson was a winner, though?

One of the few things UEFA has got right recently was introducing this. Good to see different teams.

The Spice Girls gave us Emma Bunton so I'll go with them.

Even the unprecedented success could have had a precedent. We were close to winning the league twice in the 20s and 60s and reached four FA Cup Finals in the past. Winning it in this era was extremely unexpected but let's not have it that we have never been close. No idea why our own fans accept this as the norm- it is nowhere near it.

Wolves at home last season.

Too much has happened since he was last here for it to work. His own health issues, the loss of Shakey, the people currently with too much power. Nice thought but not practical.