Corky

Palace should be well ahead.

A chaotic reign saved and thrived due to hiring Nigel Pearson and his team. Sounds familiar. The guy did seem to genuine care about his clubs. RIP.

We've needed this type of player for years. Just gives the energy and urgency we lack with others in the middle.

Maybe Sheffield United's problem is deeper than the manager? This drop off is remarkable.

Much needed win after the run of draws. Needed a few goals as well although the strikers still not netting is an issue. James looks a great addition already.

Both sets of fans singing about being Champions of Europe despite neither club ever being Champions of Europe.

"From Brooklyn to the Black Country, from Washington to Wales, the Championship stardust has a Hollywood sprinkling tonight. All eyes on the Racecourse as Ryan's riches meets the Brady bunch in football's glittering arena".

Loves the Barbican, clearly.

Let's see if Alex Crook calls it out. Usually does when it's us.

You know something? My sixth game is always better than my fifth!

Keep the Whelan name in the club. Noel Whelan.

Just horrifying.

Once again, it is half the solution then cancelled by the follow up. At least this pair will finally face full responsibility for the failures, though it won't actually do anything.

No home wins and eight draws in this midweek.

It's on the BBC Sport website.

Tom Wagner talking absolute bollocks.

Matty James had bad injuries yet had really good spells at this level with Barnsley and Bristol City. Even briefly yesterday he looked comfortable. What did Skipp do well at Norwich to get the reputation he did? Genuine question. Are we not using him correctly?

We're in an odd situation where we seem to be shooting a lot more but aren't creating great chances. Last year at times we barely looked like doing either.

At least Daka, for his faults, tried to pass and move and also actually move. Ayew plays at his own snails pace, almost oblivious to the match situation.

This squad is nowhere near the quality of two years ago but continuing with the failures isn't helping. Left-back and striker options are not good. I wish he would tell Vestergaard to actually pass the ball quicker and generally just up the urgency.

Not a chance that was the actual attendance.

A really poor game. Thought we were ok in the first half without being great and scored a nice goal. Second half was a virtual non-event until we gifted them a way back in. Such a flatness about everything after the initial burst of optimism. The same failing players still heavily involved. Hopefully James will be in now, the only real bright spark.

Man United under Amorim have won three league games against sides who weren't relegated, newly promoted or didn't have their keeper sent off. Steve Cooper has won back to back league games more recently than that club. Didn't Liverpool turn him down because he wouldn't move from his ideals? They were clearly warned about this. The fact Maguire still plays is damning.

I know we have many fans who attend the first team from places like Oakham and Melton Mowbray and the first train into Leicester on a Sunday from those places is after 12pm. It just isn't a good time for attending football generally.

Problem we have is that the people with influence just aren't good enough. We want to go up, and it shouldn't automatically mean a complete struggle, but we need an overhaul in key areas. We thrived a decade ago through the work of several no longer involved. Sadly, the last five years have given a picture of what to expect under this set-up.