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Even going back 4 or 5 years in PL he started the season well but his legs went after Christmas. Whether we've been going for CL or battling relegation he couldn't get the goals in the run in.

What's the situation with potentially losing points? Sheff United's lost points has proved costly ultimately for automatics.

11 league goals at home all season is pathetic. Two games to get a few more. Apparently Man City only scored 10 at home in 2006/07.

Ipswich had League One players that massively overachieved in Championship with the momentum of that promotion. They were nowhere near ready. Managerial decisions have killed us. Look at Wolves. They barely had a point when O'Neil was sacked but Pereira has massively turned them around. Van Nistelrooy was a disaster of an appointment and Cooper was a bad one. Didn't help that we went into the season expecting a points deduction.

Everton fans went nuclear when they were in relegation battles and refused to accept it and demanded better of the players and the board. We've meekly accepted 2 relegations in 3 years. We must hold the record for top flight relegations, at least in PL.

I was next to the away end. They sang consistently but the noise only really got going after the goal, they were nervy with the way the game went. I can relate a bit. Remember being at Old Trafford in 2016 and could barely watch the game let alone sing much. Felt sick in a lot of that run in. Once it was won could finally relax.

Don't mind him seeing his contract out in The Championship next year but nothing beyond that. Not up to the PL anymore.

We were lucky not to get relegated even as reigning champions. We just don't have what it takes to cement ourselves. Everton refuse to accept relegation and thus never go down..that's 5 relegation from PL and I guess a record.

This is the first relegation though. He was a bang average player but has forged a good career by his mentality. Southgate took him to tournaments with England because he's good in the dressing room. I don't mean banter but a good character. England missed that (him and Henderson) at the last Euros which was unhappy camp. Problem this season is he's just not up to Premier League football anymore, he was never that good anyway, and he's in a shambles of a defence which makes it worse. If you put Wes Morgan at the end of his career here in this team and he wouldn't cope. He helped the club bounce straight back last season but shouldn't have captained the club in the PL when he's not up to playing there.

If we'd appointed him in the first place before Everton did we wouldn't be in this mess. Everton getting Dyche and then Moyes has kept their heads above water. We appointed Dean Smith, Steve Cooper and Van Nistelrooy.

I think Coady is actually a good leader. He helped keep Everton up but they carried him by playing 3 at the back. Did well at Wolves but again they had to play 3 at the back and eventually let him go. He's past it now though and has no business playing at this level. Average Championship player at best.

Luton had more of a go last season with a fraction of the playing budget, probably the lowest in the league for a long time.

We'd have gone down but may have scraped 30 points or close. We weren't adrift when he went.

Same two years ago if we got Dyche before Everton. Dean Smith and Van Nistelrooy were the best we could do.

You don't have to pay him off though. Just sack him and continuing paying his salary. Throw someone else in as caretaker till the end of the season. We're down anyway.