Wullie

One thing I've noticed about SJP now is how quick it is to boo. Basically any defeat is boos unless it's against one of the real elite sides, Man City or Liverpool. Proper spoilt brat behaviour.

Completely forgot they'd got that leveller at the death.

What an absolute whopper

Is it necessary to use words like embarrassing to describe a 9 game winning run being ended by a team that won at Stamford Bridge 3 days ago and are now 1 point behind us? We threw attacking players on to try and get an equaliser so the score looks worse than it might have done - big deal.

That's what you get for buying a shit Isak tribute act.

Went to watch West Allotment Vs Seaham tonight, game called off shortly before kick off as a load of Canada Geese had shat on the pitch and Seaham refused to play.

He was number 1 for Benfica for like 5 years, I do find it hard to believe he's a complete dud.

Seemed to work canny well for Moyes at West Ham.

I think the thing that really did for Wolves was the fixture computer. Even when the earlier run comes it's very difficult to flick a switch and turn your form round after 3 months of getting beat every week.

Is Willock fucked again?

Jack Stephens getting a red for pulling Cucurella's hair on the same night as Van Dijk gets away with that is farcical. The shoulder is a body part that tends to get away with whatever the fuck it wants. I thought straight away of Rudiger very obviously and deliberately shattering Kevin De Bruyne's cheekbone in the Champions League final and getting away with it because shoulder is fine.

The structure of the membership system must surely create an incentive where a lot of people in the ground, a few thousand maybe, for any particular game aren't that bothered about being there. For example, a family with 2 kids might pay nearly £120 for membership because they want a ticket for one game, plus the costs of the actual ticket, so they're potentially looking at £300 for one game. After that, they're going to keep applying even if they're not desperate because a) they see it as justifying the initial £120 outlay and b) it's so difficult to win a ballot that they need to apply for every game to fulfil point a). You don't need that many people in a stadium whose attitude is "I'm not hugely bothered, I've got work tomorrow, the kids have got school, I didn't really want to pay all this money for Fulham at home but I'll never get in the ground otherwise, I wouldn't have picked a night game, I would have sold this ticket on but they won't let me so I'm here with a face on etc etc etc" to bring the atmosphere down.

Regardless of pure numbers in terms of when assists were and weren't coming, our attacking play from front to back has ran largely through Trippier since the day he walked in the door until this summer, the combinations down the right hand side with Bruno and the right sided forward were Plan A for how we got the ball up the field. His absence is the primary reason we're now struggling to score goals imo (not that I'm advocating for him back in the team, it seems he has made his bed and we have to deal with it).

It was the first goal so probably a copyright strike.

Who are the people behind the asterisks?