Mick

Any of it by the looks of it, at least we're looking at better options which is just as important.

Apart from that he hit the defender who he was up against and does that far too often, he needs to do some work on his crossing. How many times does he go for the cross just to see it coming back at us because he hasn't managed to beat his man?

Milner was very poor again yesterday, I can't remember him doing anything.

You can still see who it is, more black required.

Nowt to stop Klinsman starting early, it will not happen though as Hitzfeld will be the Swiss national manager next.

Nothing which has been said by Souness is new, no big deal.

Get the football right and you have a better chance of a trophy although it doesn't always work that way as we all know.

Sorry but the timing and content are spot on, people are wondering what is going on and I think he's explained what he wants and to a certain degree he's also saying that he's not just going to sit and watch, he's also going to invest his time and effort as well as his money. We've had false promises before so I can understand why people are sceptical but Ashley and Mort deserve a chance to show what they can do before people start having a go at them.

I didn't feel as bad today as I did last season against Birmingham, at least we got hammered by a very good team.

I doubt we've got 52,000 win at all costs people.

I don't need to change my answer, I'd settle for either, we've had nothing for so long, I'd take any. If I was greedy I'd say style and success.

Either, they both win plenty.

Actions do speak louder than words and so far he's paid almost £140 million for the club and wiped out more than £100 million of debt, that's some action as far as I'm concerned. I doubt we were ever going to go mad in this window but now that the debt has been wiped out we'll have 100% of our profit to spend to the benefit of the team, we'll get close to £40 million in May from Sky alone.

It's down to both but the manager usually goes when it happens as it's earier than replacing the players, it's also up to the manager to make sure it doesn't happen.

Maybe the dressing room was lost after all. "And after the turmoil of recent seasons, Shearer will go back to basics. He believes football is essentially a simple game. I expect he'd consider a lot of Sam's backroom staff as over-complicating things and, having spoken to Damien Duff last week, a few of the players would welcome getting back to the football."

Over what time period?

Agreed.

Man U are a lot better that the team who put 4 past us at home a few weeks ago, this has been coming for most of the season. I just wish they had kept Allardyce for one more week so that he could feel what it's like to have Man U put six past HIS team before getting sacked.

Malcolm Macdonald has been on the tele saying the club should now do everything possible to bring Mourinho in.