Wade Garrett

Signing a few more experienced players would at least stop the merry-go-round of players looking to move on as soon as we sign them. That can't be good for the squad.

It wasn't that long ago that Klopp was questioning Sturridge's commitment and accused him of crying off of games. Not really what we need.

I think most would be happy for Reed to carry on if he sorted the manager's position out.

Is there anyone lined up then?

Cant understand why he wasn't sacked after the defeat v Spurs then. That was heavy enough, masked by 2 errors from Lloris. If they wanted to, they could have got more than 5.

He's forgotten more about professional football than you know.

His cousin is now President of Liberia as well.

His comment about the work-rate of the defending against Spurs was laughable. I would have more respect if he said we were absolute sh*te against them and every player needs to up his effort and game or else.

Good player, but a little over-rated in my opinion and not world class. This isn't sour grapes by the way, I've been saying it for some time. Vokes gave him a torrid time a season or two ago. £75m is an insane amount of money for him.

Despite what I've posted recently, I've voted out. If he sacks Pellegrino in the next few days I would change my mind. It appears to me that he is putting himself before the club in keeping a manager who almost everyone, including those in the game, can see is quite useless.

I'd take them.

But the point is Silva didn't move. Watford stonewalled Everton and then told them to f*ck off. I would imagine Burnley would do the same if anyone came in for Dyche mid-season. Whether Dyche or Silva would want to leave is another matter. Moving in the close season is a lot easier than doing it mid-season.

I don't really get this argument. Lemina and Hoedt look decent enough to me, as do Romeu, Boufal, Austin and Cedric. I'd like us to sign 1 or 2 older players though, to give us a bit more continuity and break the cycle of the team being broken up every Summer. If we signed Walcott for example, we'd have a player who'll want to do well for us, without an eye on moving on.

In will say that if Les doesn't sack the lame duck manager he is doing it for his own selfish reasons rather than what is best for the club. Still, if it doesn't work and Pellegrino gets us relegated Les can just walk away. It's us fans for life who have to live with it.

Les does have a habit of proving people wrong when he's being written off. He's still got a bit of credit in the bank in my opinion. He has to get the next managerial appointment right though, and soon.

According to some on The Ugly Inside, it would seem our next move is going to be selling Bertrand. Surely not.

Add to the list:Bielsa, Van Gaal, Blanc and Koeman.

Reckon you're right.Does the boardroom have a floor to ceiling picture of a load of ostriches with their heads in the sand?

Good shout.

Too many trolls on here. Weirdos, the lot of them.

Not exactly effusive in his praise for the manager.

I know he's trolling. It's f*cking boring. What a sad life he must have. He'd get more enjoyment using his w@nking spanners than posting his crap on here.

F*cking boring.

Obviously not, boring c*nts still want to talk about Puel.

Regardless of opinions on Puel, can we at least we all agree that Pellegrino is utter shi*te, has lost the dressing room, and needs to be sacked?