Either way, by putting a hand on Rodrygo's shoulder, he was asking for trouble and he has sold his team mates down the river.

We have beaten Boro and Millwall this season, once you get in there you never know. Even so, it would be a huge psychological breakthrough to get into the top 6. What can he create that is significantly better than what we have, where is the money coming from? I just can't fathom your attitude towards it, as if we are a minnow. We are 6th in the league, in a play off place. If you said probably not, then fine. But "no chance?"

Unsure if the England blinkers are on again but Rodrygo was in on goal and would have probably scored. Chilwell was caught out of position and to grab the forward was idiotic.

The fans did what we could but like any fans, they need something on the pitch to really make some noise. You mentioned fortress Ewood and the home record this season has been excellent. But it was the players that failed to do their bit, not the fans.

Ben Chilwell is an idiot. Brain dead defender.

Our fans had nothing to get stuck into last Friday, a poor performance and an early goal against.

That shouldn't be even a slight consideration in team selections. We are 6th in the league, the focus is on these games which are critically important. The best 11 should be selected, be they players on long contracts, players who are about to be out of contract, loanees, players we envisage selling, whatever. I can't fathom why this would be even slightly in anyones thinking, even allowing for the bizarre idea that our chances are already gone even though we sit 6th! Any bids for Pears will be minimal anyway.

How do you know?

Thank you both. Was unsure if you would have to get a set seat in advance as you can select from the map on the website.

A draw against Hull is no good.

Does anyone know if season ticket holders have to get actual tickets, as on the website it has a fee even if you allocate to a season ticket holder?

Utterly bizarre.

Thanks. Was this from the ticket office?

Exactly yeah and missed them. Him and Brereton offered a threat but missed chances.

No. I would start with the same midfield 3 and front 3 as today. He was bright and unlike Vale, he actually has some attributes that I can see, quite quick and getting into goalscoring positions. But it wasn't an effective enough cameo to alter things when we created so much. It is a hell of an ask going into such a critical last 6 games, it isn't the time for experimenting. He has shown enough to be a potential option off the bench though.

That is different from the point that you made questioning his commitment by implying that his mind was elsewhere. I don't see how based on his performance today that the conclusion could be that he wasn't giving his all. He seemed visibly frustrated a few times with refereeing decisions and things not quite falling his way. End product is obviously a different argument altogether. Aside from his assist I thought that Dolan offered the least threat along the front 3 and Szmodics was also wasteful in the final third so it would be unfair to single him out. Brereton did offer a threat although missed a couple of chances. That being said, even this season you cannot say that Brereton is less productive than either of the other 2, still comfortably our top scorer.

He hasnt had a good season compared to last season but he is a good player and I was thinking it is worth making a change to try and rectify our recent defensive problems. Tight call.

Very much must win territory. I wonder how many Sky have skimmed off the potential attendance with again a lack of consideration regarding the kick off time. Assuming all of our players are available again, which considering that Brereton left in a protective boot is a real concern. Then I would just stick Kaminski back in and maybe Scott Wharton for Carter who has dipped in recent games.

Not a chance that Burnley lie down and take it easy.

Did he say anything about the severity of the injury to anyone?

Where did you hear this? Brereton being in a protective boot is a worry.

The rest of the season is all about the next 6 games and every point is crucial. It's not about player development. That being said, he has perhaps shown today that he could be a potential option off the bench to make a difference.

Its such an easy, lazy assumption to suggest that Brereton's mind is elsewhere. His demeanour doesn't suggest that, hence his frustration a few times with soft free kicks that went against him. He was as involved as any of the front 3, you can criticise his decision making/end product but he didn't play like a player who didn't want to be here. Enough of them, perhaps, but totally writing off our chances of winning ANY of them?

They didn't beat us last season.

League 1, apparently. Will still be here next season.