Dan

Our second goal was Fatawu at Charlton again. Our first goal was Fatawu at Charlton but right footed.

I don't particularly rate us but to be honest you do look at the others and it's woeful isn't it. Preston, Stoke and QPR in the top 6 at the second international break by which time the table is starting to take a bit of shape. I don't think we're very good but increasingly obvious we probably won't have to be. I mean look how bad Southampton, Birmingham and Sheffield United all look.

The point was about our best midfielder. James for me I barely see a weakness. He's great, best signing in a couple of years for me.

I don't even think they're particularly good myself. I'm still way off convinced by us though. If I had a gun to my head, yes I'd still put them above us.

What are you on about?

James is better than Winks. More effective player.

Coventry and Ipswich.

Jordan James is possibly our best player - easily our best midfielder at least. Still think there's a hell of a lot to fix but that game was a bit of a signal of how bad this league is to me. Swansea were total beige, absolutely nothing team and we've ended up winning away there fairly comfortably in the end. Probably the game that most convinces me we'd get in the top six.

Good result. Flattered us a bit imo, but good result.

They've imploded here.

Fantastic strike again.

Yeah but Nelson had a bad half at Huddersfield.

Same old. This manager is a div for this.

I will slaughter 90% of what we do but James is the best signing we've made probably since Fatawu.

You know of all my posts on here that aged well - I really hoped it wouldn't be the one about Cov. They could walk the division.

I mean that's fairly important.

Another all-talk manager.

It's another one of those situations where we seem to manage to stumble on the worst possible outcome. This happens so often it's unbelievable. We've sacrificed the long, and potentially short term, to not even really get anything in exchange in the short term but more dog shit served up by the usual suspects. This myth that they've been good this season. We've given up the 7th most chances in the division this season. We've given away two goals worth of chances in all four away games. It's a genuine disgrace. This club's ability to get it wrong is barely fathomable.

The number of draws is mental.

that Buonanotte goal genuinely was the turning point wasn't it? They're right in the mix to go down. Postecoglou is even worse for them than I thought he might be. They're a disaster.

Rudkin has the most job security relative to performance I've ever witnessed. You'll never see anything like it ever again.

I'd bet good money that if Aiyawatt still owns us in five years we'll be in our weakest ever position as a club.

Very much fear we have appointed yet another possession > creativity manager. The majority of our fans will want him out in a month if so.

Oxford was a strange game as we were second best at 11 v 11, rank second best for 20 mins at 11 v 10 but actually wrestled back and probably just about deserved a draw from the second half. Actually think on the balance of chances Wrexham was a strange one, we should've won but we totally screwed ourselves. We didn't actually create that many great chances for all the play was probably a bit better. Coventry I agree we should've won and were the better side. Then on the flip side, lucky to draw at WBA, very lucky to win at Charlton. The table is very tight where each point makes a substantial difference to position currently but I definitely don't think on the performances so far that we're looking at what could've been. Other way round if anything.

He must have serious dirt. There's no other explanation.