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Agree, Aribo was man-of-the-match today for me. Swansea couldn't handle his strength, skill and clever play.

This guy absolutely oozed class today. That was a top performance epitomised by his hand in Fraser's second goal. My MoM and if he carries on playing like that he'll be one of the first names on the team sheet.

Just wow! Stunning performance and clearly the best of the season. Every player contributed and some of the football and goals were brilliant. The Wee Man never disappoints from the bench - two superb goals plus an assist. A big shout out to Jo Aribo who I thought was unplayable at times. This team is now starting to gel and can make a real challenge for one of the automatic spots which I doubted a few weeks ago. Unbeaten in 16 and improving fast. Well done to RM, the coaches and players who all deserve huge credit. That was a great watch.

Solid first half display and deservedly ahead. We look quite comfortable and my only worry is that Manning continues to drift into that inverted position leaving oceans of space on his flank. Not sure why he does this as he leaves the defence exposed. There should be more goals and we need to keep getting the ball out to Edozie who is on fire.

That Liam Millar looks a great player. Fantastic winning goal for Preston. Sign him up!

He always looked very comfortable.

Hard earned win and a vital one. It's a worry that we make such hard work of a lot of games but we seem to be able to eke out the results. Wish we were more convincing at times but that's about 15 unbeaten since the 4 defeats on the bounce.

Never a good idea.

You're tempting fate.

Need to push them back and go for that second goal which will clinch it.

One shot on target is poor.

Heard he misses a few sitters

Not watching but are we back to playing walking football?

I reckon Newcastle play quite similar to us under Ralph and they have reached the point where their players are all either knackered or injured.

Sounds as though you have a reliable source high up in the club. It's a real scoop and I appreciate you've taken a huge risk in revealing this but could you give us a little more.

I think that the only thing that could stall Leicester is an injury to Mavididi. He is the best player in the Championship by a long way. I wouldn't be surprised to see big offers come in for him in the Jan window because he is easily good enough to play in the Premier League.

As he gets older his chances of pulling in top wages decrease. He's no spring chicken so has to consider what's offered and I doubt it'll be the wages he's used to. Assuming it's a loan then West Ham will need to subsidise his wages if they want to off load him.

KS is the fastest but the least talented of the three at this time.

I'm not so sure. RM is a huge fan of Stephens as a leader so I reckon when he plays he'll always skipper the side.

Until either Bednarek or THB has a bad game surely it's best to let them continue and Stephens will have to bide his time.

I'm all for people trying things but not dinking a penalty over the bar - hopefully he'll learn from that.

Keep him away from penalties. A penalty taker should be someone who can thump the ball and find the corners. Those who try the fancy stuff will always miss plenty. Our best spot kickers have been the likes of Le Tiss, Lambert, Dodds and Peach - don't recall seeing any of them try to be clever, just pick a spot and give the ball a hefty whack.

Well, we all see players differently but, in terms of ability, I think he's one of the best talents at the club.

Joe has put in some strong performances lately and we are beginning to see the best of him now. He is becoming a key player for us and I think there is a lot more to come from him as he has bags of skill and tricks which we are now seeing from him.

Cheers and yes, it seemed that Edozie and Stu Armstrong had a lot to do with the overall performance. I think Stu is super important to us and if he can put together a run of performances at the levels we know he is capable of it's going to be a real boost to the side.