Arkie Bennett

If only Peter Drury's mic was afflicted by technical troubles.

Redknapp on Spurs: "one of the biggest clubs in the world." They're not even the biggest club in North London!

McAllister went down fatally injured for the nth time but he'll be up and running around any minute.

Proscribe meaning forbid?

This has been a genuinely entertaining match.

If only they were as good as their jobs as they were imploring the lino to be.

Winks from nowhere after being missing for the last hour.

Until he turned around and saw the size of their bloke

Classic cross-cum-shot (I've always wanted to write that!).

They're thinking it won't be as bad as this at their next club. We fans don't have that luxury.

Leicester too.

I can't believe our fans are singing that "champions of England" dirge. We're never coming close to that level ever again. It's as bad as Huddersfield, Preston or West Brom singing it.

Oh great, it's that bell end refereeing.

Three minutes. For fück's sake.

I just got the dog poo up in the garden to prepare myself mentally.

Oh bollox.

Arsenal showing how to draw it and lose it at the same time.

Continuing into the Autumn, knowing how fast these clowns operate.

Faes doing some Maguire-level pointing.

I'm always amused when "always back the lads" is touted as a badge of genuine support. I'm 100% certain that when I smile, the whole world does not smile with me. The "always back the lads" line is not some sort of commandment that I have to follow religiously. They are songs sung in football matches, along with many other songs containing hyperbole, inaccuracies, and more than a touch of artistic licence. I'm a fan, but I reserve the absolute right to express frustration and dissatisfaction.

I'm all for the protest, the more simple the better. Large numbers, loud voices, chanting, placards, banners. No personal abuse, no objectionable language or behaviour. The Vichai statue must be absolutely off limits. I can't take seriously the anti-protest posters on Facebook etc. It becomes a contest among themselves about being more of a "real" fan. Similarly with podcasts etc that sometimes become more about the individuals than the subject. This is not about individual fans. It's about harnessing all the fans' growing dissatisfaction with the way the club has been allowed to deteriorate and the unabated free-fall, on and off the pitch. We shouldn't have to be protesting at all, but it's vital that the fans try, as a collective, to influence the direction the club is taking.

Okoli is in the wrong sport.

Oh well, we can concentrate on the league now.

They're not seagulls, they're vultures.

Yes!!! I can't find a stream. Bugger, found one.