Dark Munster

Not complete bollocks, 290 all out. Useful 75 n.o. by Berg.

Champions last year, only fifth this year. My heart bleeds for them.

Unfair to extrapolate from those last few meaningless matches: long season already over (extra Euro and cup games), and key injuries.

5 years with no relegation clause, maybe? Wouldn't put it past Les ****ing Reed.

Had Puel stayed, I do not doubt that we would not be in a relegation battle.

I beg to differ. The clown would've have dragged them down from a top 10 level team to relegation candidates. Evidence? Us.

Yes, another brilliant move by Leslie ****ing Reed. As others have mentioned, instead we can play Bertrand as the third CB. Then bring in Targett at LB. Oh wait, he's out on loan too.

Fortunately we have Romanian international Gardos as a back up if one of them gets injured/suspended. Oh.

I've seen something this year. The clown has been sacked. Granted, the West Ham match was awful, but at least we have an experienced manager who potentially can see the massive mistakes of that formation and make the needed changes. Things are bad, but it's not over yet. Unlike if the clown were still in charge.

True, but selling him without a replacement (and loaning out Gallagher for the whole season) when we were already short up front was criminal.

The same Sterling who scored the winner against us earlier in the season?

Come on Spurs!

Can see Leicester and Bournemouth losing against our rivals, and then doing their best to beat us.

£30 million for Mane: a bargain at double that price. Nice one Les. Reasons to be unhappy if Liverpool win the tie: 1) Citeh won't have a CL to distract them before our final match against them 2) VVD 3) Lovren 4) Lallana

If Tadic is on the right and Redmond is on the left again, I shall weep.

Is Gardos worse? If not, why has he been loaned out? Rhetorical question of course, it's on par with loaning out Gallagher without a recall, not to mention not bringing in a striker who can score, an experienced VVD/Fonte replacement, not sacking the clown months ago, etc. etc.

And the striker situation, and the CB situation. The list of terrible decisions goes on and on. If we go down will this be the most avoidable relegation in history?

Good summary, covering all the (low) points about the muppet. The last two years have been one disastrous, moronic decision (and inaction) after another.

Good post. And the part in bold is exactly what I have in mind too.

Is a picture ok?

That's all fine and dandy, but if we're in the championship by the next window which non "backup" players will we be able to attract/afford? That horse has bolted if we go down.

We wouldn't be in this mess if the clown had been sacked after the Leicester debacle, and someone competent like Nigel Person had been brought in (along with a striker who knows how to score, should've been last summer, but at least in January). So the blame goes to Reed and Co.

It's ****ing too expensive now (thanks Sky). Look at the shit striker we've just bought for £20 million. And our famed academy has run dry.