Bad Wolf

Very easy to show a photo but he had every right to go for the ball. A yellow was correct.

That would have been a very harsh red tbf

I disagree but I respect your opinion.

"Why didn't they do this last week against Wolves" Erm...We did...

Has he?! I mean, maybe by his awful standards but he's been pretty garbage in general.

Stu very lucky not to be booked there. Kinda makes up for the ABK one.

Depends who makes it. If Forster had made it, it would have been the greatest save since Banks Vs Pelle. Had McCarthy made it, he'd have been jumped on for not palming it 90 yards down the pitch into the other goal.

Bazunu makes a really good save (with where he put it too). Our fans won't like that.

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Who thinks Edozie is overrated? He's clearly got immense talent, it's just that his decision making and final ball is a bit off because of his age!

Obvious that he's bang average and basically just the new Danny Fox?

4th...

Hangover from Lovren

He isn't these days. I've heard this from when he was a player but he's grown up since.

Surely the first question that would have been asked would be the length of the contract? I don't really get why it took the club two days to tell him how long the contract would be?

Who has?

If you want a likable, respectable bloke, we should have just stuck with Ralph. Or we could just go get Steve Bruce. Not saying Rooney would be my first choice or that I agree with the things he's done but I'm past caring about a manager's personal life. I'd be quite happy with Jones still being here if he'd actually backed up his bizarre claims about being the best in Europe. The fact he was a d1ckhead doesn't bother me in the slightest.

I appreciate that but like I said, we are rapidly running out of options.

If nothing else, players will have grown up watching Rooney. He's the record scorer for the country he'd be managing (unless Kane has overtaken him?) in as well as that country's biggest club and he'd command respect from the off. It's also reasonable to think he'd have decent connections at Man United where potential transfers are concerned.

Agreed. Rooney did brilliantly at Derby in the circumstances. He might fail but he might not.

If we're judging managers on their last job, why are we looking at Marsch, Gerrard or Lampard? There's a reason these people are unemployed. Even Poch's last job was a total disaster.

Bolton - Took from The Championship to Europe West Ham - Promotion and solid midtable stability Sunderland - Came in when they were dead and buried and saved them Palace - Came in when they were dead and buried and saved them Everton - Came in during a relegation battle, took them to 8th West Brom - Came in when they were dead and buried, unable to save them but actually installed a bit of fight (hence their game against us when they won 3-0) We're rapidly running out of options here. I'm struggling to see anyone (realistically) better...

Surely Sam Allardyce has to at least be considered. Unless you prefer pretty football over actually staying up.

Who's bookies favourite now?

Tbf the worst they could say is no...