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Round pegs in round holes though. Shit pegs admittedly.

Lyanco in midfield is a crazy idea. He's a CB, and an average one at that. JWP is not a wide player. ABK looked unfit and overweight in the Lincoln game. If he's match ready I'd start him over Lyanco.

Yes, but only if we'd play him. He has confidence at the moment and an injection of that into the squad won't hurt. If he wasn't our player, looking at what he's done at Burnley this season, we'd be delighted to get him in the window.

Can you throw in a cup win as a cherry on top please?

None. I'd just rather we were competitive most weeks, won a decent amount of games, stayed up, and had some decent cup runs.

To be fair, putting aside spurs, city and newcastle, we haven't been battered in any other game this season.

That'll learn him. We needed Dyno rod after my brother in law's yuletide log. I've told the missus that he isn't coming next Christmas.

Fair point, but a decent keeper would have kept that out.

Yeah, I remember those tight 9 Nils.

And Jones.

The keeper was at fault for Brighton's first and arguably their second. The midfield and centre backs weren't the issue for either. The manager is at fault for playing the keeper though, and he was shit.

Like Chez days, he's a lazy sod. Real shame because he can play. I've got a feeling we'll end up with Tom Davies from Everton. Dunno why, but he feels like a Jones type of player.

Because Wolves don't look like going down and have a squad capable of surviving. We're the opposite.

Indeed. And imagine if a PL club hired a manager based on his stats? How crazy would that be?!

What was laughable were the people getting proper excited about a kid who couldn't even get off the bench for the England kids team, and had barely had a kick in grown ups football. They plainly had no idea who he was and what he wasn't. Compare that to Broja who'd done it on the international stage and on loan.

Edozie isn't the answer. He's all tricks and no end result. He made some proper howlers against Brighton. The one where he was in the box, checked on his right foot, then back to his left and blazed it over was appalling football. There was the other one where he completely ignored (or didn't see) Armstrong breaking in space in a dangerous position, but then gave the ball away. You've gotta feel for Jones with decision making like that.

Not a chance. Average player who takes a decent free ball. I can't think of one other premier league team who'd start him. Not one.

Alleged indeed. Was there really money? On topic, I personally think that Jones is someone that they thought would work. They obviously want to stay up, know we're in the shit, and chose this bloke. It's utterly delusional to expect a bloke who failed at Stoke to walk into a bottom 3 premier league team and succeed, and shows that these guys are clueless.

Ralph had a reasonable plan A (well initially, and then sometimes) but no ability to adapt when the opponent's changed to counter his plan A. Jones has a shit plan A so desperately resorted to a shit plan B, then shit plan C, then shit plan D, then shit plan E. That's your difference.

Yep, anyone who's watched us with Romeu, and without him, can see that we miss him and would be better of with him. SR letting him go without a replacement was negligent.

There's nothing wrong with calling the obvious early on. There was nothing to take from yesterday as a crumb of comfort. We were less fit, less organised, played less football, were out thought and out played. It's obvious to anyone that he's out of his depth.

Yep, bonkers! I'm not convinced they'll can him if we drop. They must accept that we're in serious danger of the drop, and I think they see Jones as the answer whatever happens.

We'll have to. Gao needed to sell. SR ponied up the money. If anyone is to blame it's Gao, but in truth, SR talked a good game but just seem like chancers having a crack at the football business.

Even if it was, it's Gao sold to them. Blaming Semmens for SR is a stretch.