Pamplemousse

Absolutely no reason why we can't go there and win.

It's still very congested in the middle, not counting any chickens just yet!

I hope Sharp gets a decent reception from the fans at the ground.

People said the same about Brighton too The reality is Brighton aren't a very good team, and Sheffield United are even worse than them.

Also, on a PPG basis, the teams we've faced have been harder than the teams we've got left to play. I think the crux will be where we are after MW19. It's still very tight in the middle. Arsenal aren't that far behind us for example.

We will win and easily, they're down there for a reason, they're a terrible team. Got found out pretty easily and have been awful for the whole of 2020.

One of my favourite games of all time that. Peter Walton was the referee, one of the worst refereeing performances of all time. Taricco ended up getting sent off, and after being denied a number of stone wall penalties, Lambert got given one that was a dive.

Yup, not too sure why there is so much controversy. It was tight, but foul continued in the box. As someone said on Twitter, it's simply a matter of geography.

Lol love it, another jammy win against Brighton Forgot why I dislike them so much. Poyet may not be there any more, but their players and fans are still some of the biggest whiners and moaners in English football.

Brighton really are not that great, poor quality team and will only stay up because other teams are far worse than them. Anything other than a win will be disappointing.

I have no issue with players continuing taking of a knee personally, and if our players want to keep on doing so, then I support them. However, booing was totally inevitable. The organisation Black Lives Matter, which sadly have latched onto this, is a horrific group that should be widely condemned for hijacking an anti-racism campaign to push an extremist ideology. Unfortunately, to some, apparently to be anti-racist you have to be left wing, and conversely, if you're not left wing, you're a racist, or an enabler of racism. Kick It Out is totally apolitical, what was wrong with strengthening their message, especially as it well known and well respected as an organisation. In any case, I'd be disappointed if there are boos next weekend at St Mary's. I do believe the players' gestures are meant to show a message about anti-racism, and nothing more.

Got to say Ralph is fully to blame, it was obvious we were tiring, needed subs on earlier.

Draw is my prediction. I'd be more optimistic if this was at Old Trafford

Have we ever beaten a team managed by Ole? Can't be fooled by their league position, on their day they are a very good team.

I hate to go MLG but Wolves aren't in Europe this season

A good away point, and the fair result. And as others have said, with Ings I think we win that game.

Looking forward to this one, I suspect they will put up more of a challenge than Everton and Villa did when we came up against supposedly tougher opposition.

Apparently Saiss wasn't pictured in training today, so Wolves fans have deduced it's him.

I totally trust Ralph and the club, off the field and on the field things are going in the right direction. Therefore, on Salisu, I have no concerns. He'll be ready when he's ready.

9-0 bingo, I'll go 4 minutes 33 seconds

This is the type of game we've got to win. Newcastle under Bruce are a tidy outfit but the jury is still out with their fans. Stephens worries me against their pacy strikers but up front Walcott and Adams will cause them issues.

As well as we played to get to 4-0, and Villa coming back, that was absolutely terrible game management.

Entertaining draw is my prediction. A win would be brilliant, but Villa like us are confident and will play much better than Everton did.

Don't get the Redmond hate, I thought he had his best game for us for a while. Midfield absolutely immense though, JWP and Romeu both sensational.

Everton are a bit like us, brilliant going forward, not that good defensively, although better than Chelsea in that area. Will be a good game, and very very difficult.