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Thought we were lucky tbh in terms of the chances they had and didn't take but don't want to be labelled a cnt so will just happily take the point and hope that our woes have all been down to the cancerous influence of Van Djik. In all seriousness there were some good performances out there - PEH, McQueen, Hoedt and McCarthy (who just basically did what you would expect a goalkeeper to do but that was enough to look so much better than our immobile first choice).

Mkytarian or whatever his name is ain't been too clever at crossing today

Indeed. COYS!!

Top off, chest puffed out. STRONG enough to watch football.

We look so open. Acres of space in between our defenders.

Agreed. He's just too weak. Nice bloke though.

How simple was that? All the space and time they could wish for.

Whilst dropping FF can only be applauded when taken at face value, why has it taken this long. He's been sh!t all season so why not do it sooner and give McCarthy an easier introduction than away to feckin Man Utd?

Who is it supposed to appease? Seriously, how in any way whatsoever is that appointment supposed to appease anyone, disgruntled or otherwise. Who is thinking "oh what a relief, it's all going to be ok now Kelvin Davis has been made first team coach"?

Ok. Any thoughts on Dalek?

I remember that guy. I expect he's dead now.

What really intrigues is what he would have done to get attention before the internet happened.

Absolutely, unquestionably, without a Nanosecond's hesitation YES

Only this time it looks like we are going to give the Argentinian Wigley the transfer window to **** up along with the rest of the season so far. As for Sturridge I'd be surprised if he was fit for even half of our remaining games. Walcott would be welcome - at the very least to get Redmond off the teamsheet. I think we may get the latter on loan with an option to buy which we obviously won't if we go down.

We must be REALLY keen on Sturridge I would imagine having just sold Vvd to Liverpool and not bothered to get him in on loan as part of the deal.

Could only bear to listen for about 2 minutes. Just a load of meaningless soundbites "we must improve leetle by leetle" blah ****in blah. Inspires absolutely zero confidence that he has the first ****ing clue how to sort this mess out.

The way he looked elated with his goal today alludes to someone more interested in himself than the team.

Agreed. The relationship has broken down to the extent that the kindest thing for all concerned would be if he ****ed off in January.

A key part of spending it wisely would be spending whatever it takes to replace him with a competent manager.

Think it's down to the perceived wisdom that he think's he's the dogs ******** but his performances suggest he is anything but. Moaning at others definitely doesn't help though he does seem to have reined that in.

The 2 goals and couple of missed chances are sufficient ammunition to spin an argument we were unlucky (if you ignore all the chances Tottenham should have scored from) and keep this hopeless manager in a job.

This. Totally bizarre.

**** my old boots on another day this could have been 5 - 5!!! If Lemina's shot was 2 inches lower, if that back header from Rose had a bit more power, if Shane Long wasn't sh!t at scoring. Pellegrino in.

He is just stunningly sh!t at scoring, which just happens to be what he is played to do.

Yes Yes YEAAAAHHHHHH!!!! GTFI!!!!!! We can still do this.