SambaMaverick

Other way around. Liverpool was an ok performance, Lincoln was unconvincing. Brighton on Boxing Day was a disgrace and it disintegrated from there.

They weren't cheap because they're all shit and we had to sack them after five minutes

I wouldn't trust SR to pick a decent bunch of bananas, let alone someone who can turn this sinking ship around. Go for Moyes, contract till the end of the season with a fat staying-up bonus. Try and be too clever again and we'll be breaking Derby's record, simple as that.

When's the next fan forum

I've never liked the guy, I'm highly compromised But surely, even if we are already doomed, it can't go on like this?

More fight from those fairies in the dugout than they've managed to instill on the pitch.

Heads need to roll all over the place. At SR, at the club and in the dugout. The owners need to fucking wake up and get real.

Our set pieces, among other parts of our game, are so amateurish I'm actually convinced he does nothing on the training pitch but work on these pretty patterns in the middle third Fuck off Russell!

Stephens spraying 60% of our most creative passes from the number 10 role is making me want to turn this shit off

Sometimes we have to take things down to your reading level mate, apologies

You are fucking thick in the head mate

It was QPR and Sparky almost exactly 12 years ago

Last time we tried to go in a city centre pub at about 11am, they checked our tickets and told us to fuck off to the Premier Inn. Never going to Wolves again, it's a dump inside the ground and out

Bizarre call-up. Carsley taking jobs for the boys to a new level by putting each and every one of his U21 favourites in for a round of back patting if they do well against shit opposition.

The board are fucking useless

Russell took you out from his grassy knoll in the Kingsland?

Do these cunts train anything but passing around the box in training, we're not even nearly sharp enough in front of goal.

Fucking boring

My thoughts about yesterday is that City won without breaking a sweat, everything else is irrelevant. We defended well but can't do it when it matters. We kept hold of the ball well but didn't translate it into attacking play. Haaland was shocking, could have had 4 on another day. Fernandes is our best player and should fetch us a tidy profit when we go down. The rest, bar Dibling, won't be in demand.

We won't be doing anything apart from sell because we'll be rock bottom with 10 points at most. Can see KWP, Tall Paul, Sulemana, Bella-Kotchap, Brereton Diaz all going

About middle of the road so far, on par with Raya and Martinez. I'll take that. Last time we were in the Prem, Bazunu was dropping a clanger on average once every two games according to the stats.

Ehh. The penalty/red was pretty stonewall, but we had a good case up the other end. The referee was bad, but no other decision had that much bearing on the goals. Martin clearly put a decent game plan in place to get us 2-0 up and well in control, nullifying their threats. But time and again he has shown that he can't effectively change things in game. He can't react well enough, probably because he is still a very young manager.

The players/squad aren't great, but we'd gotten ourselves into a 2-0 lead on about 60 minutes, at which point he was given a decision to make by Cooper for the first time in the game. He then proceeded to get pretty much every decision wrong and we collapsed unexcusably. Not sure how that can be anyone else's fault.

Does anyone else think we are woefully unfit? Seems like every game we just can't sustain the tempo we're trying to play

Let Lallana take them for Man City, may as well get some value for money out of the bloke! Absolutely indefensible from Martin today, no matter how some on here will try. The bloke is out of his depth in a big way. The substitutes today were just baffling. We are not fit enough and not smart enough - in addition to having a lack of quality in key areas. We need to decide if we want to give it a go or if we want to beat Derby's record, because that is where we are heading.