Leonard Venkhater

I think we have problems at both ends.I agree about the defending, but we really aren't scoring the goals, when we are on top...

But I am on your side!

A bonfire of the vanities!

If that really is true, there is no excuse.

What I should have written!

Quotations from hell .. "We are leaving the European Union." "We have signed Ben Brereton."

Cue discussion of last transfer window!

It is. We must be.

There are several versions of the Gettysburg Address as well.".they shine their shields" though!

I know I share your opinion, but I can't see how anyone could be affronted by this analysis...

I can't argue with that. However, I was pleasantly surprised at Palmer's physicality and fight in the build up to the Bolton goal

The time is now. So much is in place on which to build...but we do have to build...

That is my own opinion exactly. A strange buy, in our circumstances. That said, I was rooting for him to have a good moment to encourage him, as soon as he took the field. I really want him to succeed and I don't buy for one second that anyone wants him to fail...or won't accept him, just because of the price tag.

What a total waste of resources.I think we were in the play off positions just once... for a few hours...

The police NEVER make mistakes!

Congratulations to our youngest poster lol

Actually, I think this would be a very good time to invest and build on a good squad to make it into more of a promotion one. Do it while still have Dack, Raya, Reed, Mulgrew etc

True leadership quality. An emotionally intelligent manager with integrity and decency.. He has restored the pride and belief after such an awful few years.

Oops!

You know your bitterness only imprisons you lol

Total silence!

...A.D..

I agree, Stuart. Now to add the vinegar sponge... Did anyone else see the Waggott quote about 10th place at Christmas being a good show? This sums up my ongoing issue about managed decline. Our self inflicted (bordering on deliberate in my book) relegation experience has now allowed them to depict mediocrity as success. The trouble is that it plays on our natural sympathies with Tony and the players, who fought their way out of the third tier....