Bezzanator89

From the footballing blueprint that every Premier League club aspiring for European football would dream of, to this. How far we could fall, and keep falling, whilst the likes of Manchester "110 breaches" City continue to saunter to trophies galore unimpeded. Newsflash, they have the revenue and pulling power, we sure as hell don't. Money is the reason that the Citizens remain untouched, the implications to the Premier League would be disastrous for all those penny-pinchers up top. This could have been so different for us if we did managed to nick a Champions League spot when we had the chance, twice. If we do the previously-seemingly unthinkable and screw this up, it could be a few more years yet before another shot at promotion, and some difficult times lie ahead financially, bound by the shackles of FFP. Top may well just abandon his hotel complex vision and sell up, whilst the incompetent board line their pockets and leave (good riddance to you Whelan and Rudkin, you clearly cannot run a club). On the pitch, Enzo might well just pack his bags no matter what the outcome and the squad will be picked apart. And when that day comes, let the cycle restart anew and welcome back Nigel Pearson (let me dream and reminisce a little here). And the moneyspinner that is the EPL, I hope it collapses spectacularly and takes the Big 6 with it, can naff off to their glorified Super League for all I care.

HMS Pisstheleague has been sunk. Momentum is everything and we have stopped in our tracks. Playoff McBoatface's engines are preparing to be fired up. Not sure I can take that again.

Vardy again brings us the points. Rest of the team need to look at themselves. The promotion push takes another hit. How have we become so average since the turn of the year? Mentally preparing myself for seemingly unthinkable playoffs in May.

He has been absolutely honking lately. Surely we have someone better? No? Okay.

Hope he leaves in the summer and takes Nacho with him.

You get this right and I'm asking for some lottery numbers.

Probably thinking about opportunities elsewhere?

Doesn't mean a lot with the chances he has been missing lately.

That ship has sailed, then hit a Leeds, Middlesbrough and QPR-shaped iceberg and sunk.

Care to re-word that?

The wheels on the promotion push go wobble, wobble, wobble...

Least Everton are losing. That makes my afternoon marginally better.

Incoming? Read the topic, it's already here.

Question is, will the fans still clap them off or tell the lads what they really think of that performance?

Not been the same since his injury. Was one of the best RBs in the Premier League at one point, now is just plain ordinary in the Championship.

Spurs have equalised, and are now winning. Can't even have that today. Starting to mentally prepare myself for the play-offs after this. We have been awful today against a team we 'should' be winning against.

At least Spurs are losing too. That always makes me feel marginally better.

Now it is game over.

Means nothing when we can't score.

Unpopular opinion: Choudhury should be nowhere near the Starting XI.

Once again its our own chronic wastefulness that threatens to undermine our promotion push, rather than those around us. QPR will park multiple buses in the second half. Brace yourselves for a frustrating 45mins to come.

This aged well. Chair must have heard me typing. FFS.

This topic alone suggests that this is not a game to remember.

Average really, but still too good for Watford and that's enough for me today. 6 wins in the next 15 should be all the Foxes need. Makes me a touch fearful if we play like this in the Premier League. Could well lead to us being spanked every week, and I don't particularly fancy us being a yo-yo club. But let's just enjoy the ride we are on whilst the grass is still green.

Poor Daka has a shocker in front of goal last night. But his overall pressure and build-up play was really good, but definitely overshadowed by his glaring miss in the first half, otherwise I'm sure he would be getting much better marks than this. Joys of being a striker when you're mostly assessed on your goalscoring exploits.