Luton got the lowest attendances in the Championship in the 2022-23 season - and were promoted to the Premier League.

Perhaps the most sensible club to go from the Premier League to Division One in recent years.

I don't recall ever seeing the question answered. What is the answer ? Why would somebody buy a premier league club to then want it out of the premier league as soon as possible with all the financial problems that follow ?

If they don't want the Premier League spotlight shining on them - for some unexplained reason - why buy a Premier League club in the first place ?

His record was that he inherited a team that had gained just 5 points from the previous manager's last 11 games - a spiral clearly leading to relegation - and was charged with the brief of ensuring that we were not relegated, a task which he has successfully accomplished. Hardly the grounds for criticism, I would have thought.

People do get ill, you know.

Why would we release Markanday and Hyam on frees ?

No reason to pick out JDT. In his tenure as manager we took 33 points from 29 games - 1.14 a match. After he left we got 20 points from 17 games - 1.17 a match.

Pears did rather well too.

Great day and congratulations to the players and John Eustace whose approach to saving the club from relegation was vindicated today.

Possibly other than the Academy which seems to do well; that may be an area of the club in which the owners don't interfere.

I think we can be certain that Morton won't care that much - after all he stopped playing for us at the end of last season and has spent all of this season at another club.

Do you think that getting 5 points from his last 11 games, most of them with Wharton in the team, was a major managerial failure by JDT ?

I think if you make comments like "we really are the pits" that should be on the basis of something that has actually happened rather than your doom laden predictions.

And yet we got 69 points in his last season, the same as JDT got the next.

I can't recall seeing the name Diamini before ?

Mowbray never ran away.

His predecessor would have stayed sitting down, with a gormless smile on his face.

Why are Norwich going to field a weakened team when they haven't clinched a play off spot ?

We meet the unemployed contortionist who's having trouble making ends meet.

I can't see any reference to Eustace being behind this ? What has he done ?

No, I have no evidence as to his level of popularity. I wondered why one poster had described him as unpopular and it seems that was his own personal feelings towards the manager, which of course he is entitled to. He hasn't been manager for more than a couple of months or so ; I would guess most supporters will want to give him a fair crack of the whip before they decide.

I think they have to go for the win - which may possibly suit us.

What evidence is there that the manager is unpopular ?

Whilst I admire your idealism I think it flies in the face of what happens in the real world.