Toussaint

The old git in the white work coat at the Dell, who wouldn't let anyone into the car park, even to buy a ticket

They also recycled unsold home seats and repurposed them as away seats. Very innovative

My theory is little or no input, leading to him becoming despondent and ultimately ineffective.

I know, I feel bad for being so selfish, all I think about is the mens first team, I see now that is the lowest of priorities. I am going to pen an open letter of apology, in the Echo, to Marty and Rambo.

Is that why our players don't move around too much, trying to reduce the amount of Co2 exhaled?

When I woke up Tuesday, I felt very despondent and decided I didn't want to go Saturday, now, 3 days on, I still don't want to go. I'm struggling to see the point, what can be gained?

It doesn't matter what defensive wizardry we deploy, its been the same since mid way through last season, during Ralph's tenure. We play narrow, we have the slowest attacking build up I have ever seen, we slowly, slowly commit players forwards, lose the ball, gaping holes everywhere with full backs stranded up the field and midfielders all drawn into the middle, then.... bang bang concede.

What a bitch! What did we do to her!

Just watching the Milan champions league derby, it’s a brilliant atmosphere. Then it hit me, if AC Milan played DC United the atmosphere would be truly electric.

What a creepy looking chap he is.

Selles has rabies, all makes sense now.

Last night we went gung ho attack, hence the gaping holes in midfield. Gung ho would have been great if we put half of our chances away.

Can’t promise I won’t. I might get hay fever, never had it before, but I think the pollen count could be exceptional around 4.50 on Saturday

We excelled in softening the blow of relegation by planning our slow demise over a period months, or even years, in advance. None of those dastardly last day shocks. Well done sirs, hats of to you all!

I’m not sure I can face it.

Football is a significant part of our collective lives, hence we engage with this forum. Football takes a lot of emotional and financial investment. Whilst it has a not life or death, it still is important to those invested, naturally people are reacting. I’m not sure who has lost their grip?

It feels very different. I feel very disconnected from the club, (and top level football in general), a club that has been part of my life since 1977. There are a number of reasons for this, our club as been and is being diabolically run, it’s very hard to connect with modern players, the social and quasi political stances that the premier league and all those associated with it feel the need to signal ( I go to football for a blow out, not to be reminded of the perceived wrongs of the world), the massive disparity between the spending power of clubs, the total disregard for ffp ….I could go on. I’m hoping the championship will be a breath of fresh air in some respects, but I don’t really see the point in getting promoted again unless someone takes responsibility to level up the playing field in the premier league.

I’d rather have Black Eric, and I’m not even sure such a person exists.

I’m not sure we are going to stay up, it’s looking a bit dicy now.

He did have a poor game, but he looked way way off match fit and should have been pulled at half time.

I said before kick off but d have preferred Bree

Who’s also made of glass

AMN lost his man twice in successive attacks

That’s ok, would have preferred Bree to AMN other than that it’s ok. Maybe he finally looked at the table?

Preceding the execution