Sour Mash

I know which question you were responding to, wasn't aware no further questions were allowed, apologies.

And what do Fatwas mean? What impact do they have?

I never had any problem getting through quickly, neither does anyone I know that goes over for work. And 4million + a year Brits, it can't be too bad. But anyway, there is no reason a visa waiver programme would have to take fingerprints is there, so that's not really relevant anyway.

Even at Liverpool at home, just the other week, the whole ground joined in at one point. Guess you're just not paying attention.

If we were in Leicester's position and achieved that result, we'd have a better atmosphere and no need for clappers.

As stated about 10 pages ago, there is no "clear backlash", no matter how long they've had to search, no evidence of one has been produced.

I've never had any issue visiting the states, know a few people who are always over there for work without a problem. I don't know what having your dabs taken means?

Couldn't we have something like the US's Visa Waiver scheme?

Well that's the end of that conversation.

Bonkers.

Don't hold your breath, there aren't any.

Sunderland has been silent every time we've been there in the last 10 years, as has Everton, Liverpool, Spurs and West Ham. Swansea and Norwich sung about twice last time we went there, the Itchen does more every game, let alone the Northam. Were you at our game away at Bournemouth? A historic 2-0 win against their big, local rivals and you think that is a good atmosphere? Imagine us in that context against the skates. Palace were quiet against us - I appreciate at times they can make a fair bit of noise, but generally play up to the attention of being on tv.

You think Leicester's atmosphere is much better than ours? Out of interest, which clubs do we have better away support than? And which grounds have a better home atmosphere than St Marys now? Having said that, if you're a grown man that thinks drums and clappers are a good thing, we're probably both wasting our time here.

Right back, Centre back and a number 10, plus replace anyone that might leave.

Same as all our attacking players then.

Hang in there and lets all hope for better post match comments next week.

Which clubs, across the top three leagues in English football, have you been to and thought they have a better home atmosphere than us?

Koeman's post-match comments are shaped around your entertainment needs.

What does that even mean? Can you explain Morgan's comments after the game?

Which suggests it was an exceptional reaction, to a significantly bad run of decisions.

But our home support is decent, better than the vast majority of other clubs. The problem is with our away support.

So you expect our manager to act differently to any other manager in the league? Even though he's already probably one of the calmest, most level-headed around that is hardly ever critical of referees?

But there is clearly doubt about both decisions, look at all the posts on this forum, lots think a definite pen, lots don't. And that's after seeing it many times from different angles. Both down to interpretation.

A push in the back when contesting a cross is a foul. See Morgan's own comments post match. Name me a manager that wouldn't have a moan about refereeing after our last three games?

We're not playing Leicester in our next game.