Ismael is getting more out of him than Eustace (and the rest). He's not as frustrating to watch. It could just be a coincidence but it's the same with Cantwell too.

Early noughties WWF had The Coalition when WCW invaded.

Because we're just numbers on a spreadsheet.

He's 38, I reckon he'll be knackered next season. Leicester fans are saying his legs have gone, so perhaps not as many clubs will be after him. Almost perfect for our recruitment team.

I've just watched this entirely and as it went on I found myself tensing up, especially in the last 15 minutes. The comments about the fans, the budget, etc. A big frustration of an otherwise decent podcast (Sam is always good value) is they didn't ask the questions. "Why in three consecutive seasons has a good opportunity for promotion been wasted? Why have the owners not wanted to go for it?" I'm sure any other billionaire owners with a team who have just made tens of millions in transfer returns, in fifth place in the league would have wanted to back their manager, if not for the club but to recoup some of their millions they've put in. Clearly there's still no ambition at the club if they are expecting us to compete using budget players over an entire season. More frustrating nonsense. Another yes-man employee unwilling to put his head over the parapet and doing what he's told. One thing is more clear than ever, it's Suhail that's feeding the owners information. I imagine he's telling them all is well, everyone's happy to muddle along, and one day we may get to the promised land by selling our best youngsters and bringing in cheap replacements.

I thought Swift looked good at Reading, but WBA fans don't like him. Past it, unfit, soft. https://westbrom.com/forum/index.php?topic=26968.625 So we'll definitely want him.

Definitely, they went through a phase of saying "keep looking up" at us during the Mowbray years even though they did absolutely nothing in that time.

And erm, Scott Parker. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/62722146

Is that because of the extra fingers?

A lot of Burnley fans follow Rovers more than their own club. You've only got to look at the Rovers Facebook page for proof.

I've been hating them too long to get over excited with them conceding a goal.

They should thank the bloke whose idea it was to appoint him. Dyche was going nowhere as well.

A couple of wins and we'd still be in the play offs. Injuries did us, lack of depth.

Why have we played 7?