TheSoundman

Leaving the two players he doesn't want to get damaged on the bench. If we need them for the last 30 they'll be on.

Ross needs to work with him. The way he tucked away the first against Arsenal was perfect.

He should be taking his coaching badges and on the management team instead of Lallana. Could be the next Guardiola. Bright enough and a leader by nature.

There's no doubt he hasn't the experience of other candidates being suggested, but I'll tell you one thing he definitely doesn't have any experience of... Losing. It's a no-brainer now. Sign him up.

It's the way he completely misses his kick sometimes that gets me. Other than that there's a player in there.

Once OR is fully fit and able to play the steadying influence role, JS won't even get on the bench.

Wanted him to succeed. Unfortunately... Time to go.

Robinson's still traumatised by being dropped and Matski's been drummed out for scoring a great goal.

They're resting him for the walk to the bench on Saturday.

I'll be honest, the first half of my post was my observation at the time. The comment after re the journo was a throw away addition that was unrelated - it's funny how often I regret making them as people focus on the wrong thing. Regardless. He has the potential to really move us up a gear.

Hypo - Not often I 100% agree with you, we haven't had a player who could draw a foul for ages... but once the defender dived over him and got the free kick, it seemed to piss him off and after that he only seemed interested in drawing foul after foul. For me, he was more interested in that than trying to win the game. Hopefully it was a one-off. He looks like a game changer if he wants to be. It'll be interesting to see if there's any accuracy in that Journo's interview. We'll see - it's all up to him.

Yes, Flynn went ill as soon as he was told Jander was playing instead of him on Saturday.

5-0 Scienza comes on and scores a Giggs-like worldie

£20 a pint and watered down... LOL

In time to play us... that's just great.