Bezzanator89

This has to be anything but a win after tonight, and actually a statement win. Enzo will have his critics now and will need to prove a point.

So many times this season, I see quotes like we haven't even hit top gear yet, or we haven't even clicked yet. Maybe it's the fact that our current set up, matchday tactics, and squad, prevents us from doing so. We have looked absolutely atrocious against the bottom team in the league, and are certainly not playing like a team pushing for promotion. Appalling. The honeymoon is over Enzo. Time to earn your keep and sort this out.

Defend this one Enzo. All well and good not conceding more than one at all this season, but we're so appalling going forward that it will eventually cancel out our defensive qualities. Doesn't take an academic to figure this out. Time to start looking over our shoulders, we look awful.

I don't mind as long as we win... But sounds like we are reverting to type. Boring football with not much attacking intent or quality. Enzo had better work on this before promotion otherwise it could well be a one-season stay back in the Premier League.

Fatawu did more attacking in 35 minutes than Nacho did in 55, and gave our offensive play a real shot in the arm. Has to start against Wednesday to help us start strong, and not fester a snoozefest of a first half like we had last Saturday (Faes' barnstorming run aside).

13/14, no contest. We may be top now, but something just doesn't look right. Defence is just as good now as it was then, but offensively, its like they're all running in a pitchload of treacle. Least in 13/14, we had wingers that were consistent and scaring the daylights out of the opposition. Mavididi is struggling to create those opportunities that the likes of Dyer, Mahrez and Knockaert could produce. Other than Southampton, we haven't made a statement win, or look like we have reached top gear. And this team goes straight back down if it goes up, without significant investment of course.

Think he could leave in January. Doesn't look interested, or willing to put in the hard yards that you would see from the likes of KDH and Vardy. Will always be remembered for that purple patch that spearheaded our winning FA Cup campaign. But that's about it. Time to give Cannon that chance and recoup some money for Nacho. Quite frankly, I'm surprised we have hung onto Kelechi this long, when clearly, he was never very good at all.

Deserved win over a dogged, and scrappy, Watford side who came to disrupt and frustrate. Job well done. Special mention for the referee who was excellent today, something rarely said in football these days.

Surely today's ref deserves better than being stuck in this topic. Thought he was excellent today. Very balanced, consistent decision making and got the big calls right. Well done, I say.

All a little bit slow and patient. This will suit Watford just fine.

Never going to have it all our own way. Leeds deserved it. Onto the next game, and have faith that Enzo will right the wrongs he saw tonight.

I mean, completely different league and quality of opposition, but yes, hoorah!

Not a great day at the office today. Should have scored today, and frustration and petulance in the form of applauding the (appalling) referee earned him a needless yellow. Work rate was off tonight as well, though I am saying this about him a lot this season despite his goals. Didn't exactly make a statement for first choice striker tonight. Question I'm asking you all is, does Kelechi want out?

Come on QPR, keep Ainsworth for just a little longer. Playing a team with the new manager bounce never fails to give me the heebie-jeebies.

Massive win tonight. The best side we have faced so far, and we were being dominated at times. Keith Stroud will not be welcomed back to Leicester with open arms anytime soon. Taking nothing away from Sunderland, they were excellent tonight, and executed their gameplay superbly. Other teams will watch and take notes from this game. But we had to show a different side of the Foxes tonight, and we came through it with three big points, which will be a psychological blow for those in the chasing pack. And to be honest, several golden chances were spurned by the likes of Iheanacho and Casadei, so we should have won by more. Enzo will take pride in the win and how we got there, but he has now seen how we play with backs to the wall, and know well that we would be ripped apart in the Premier League. We will not always have it our own way. But celebrate the win and learn some valuable lessons for the next game. PS. Keith Stroud, get lost.

Casadei looking like a League Two player. We do look a bit spooked at the back by the aggressive Sunderland press. Kind of where you need a calming presence like Conor Coady to settle things down.

We're on our way, we're on our way, to the Premier League, we're on our way... Does anyone know how this current verison ends? Heard it from the singing section and by the time it reached SK2, no-one knew how this ended...

Can we not just enjoy the situation we are in? Top of the league! Already 7 points ahead of 3rd after 10 games. There are many clubs who would happily swap with us at a moment's notice. We will be back in the Premier League.

Patience is needed with Stephy. Bad day at the office tonight but we all know he is capable of match-winning performances, we have all seen it. Just hope he doesn't let his head drop and has better fortunes next game.

7pts clear of 3rd already, and we still haven't fully clicked yet! Thoroughly deserved win and we go marching on with the best start in the Championship since 2005. Enzo-ning in on that return to the Premier League. Sorry, not sorry for the pun.

Most of the ground didn't even celebrate straight away, I sure didn't! I thought he was miles offside from where I'm sat in the Kop, but if not, that's a great team goal. Can anyone say if it was actually offside? Bet VAR would have looked into that one!

Kind of like Daniel Amartey (who was a cult hero for some reason)? Except Vesty can actually pass a ball.

Whilst I will berate the officials and abysmal commentary, I cannot dispute the scoreline. Other than the goal in the third minute, it was virtually one-way traffic and something had to give. We played our way to the end and we leave Anfield with credit and heads help high. Now, back to that promotion chase...

That's a more accurate scoreline. Onto the next game.

Yikes. What a goal. Oh well, I wanted just the promotion chase anyway so we can beat them next season.