jackyboy

Eddie will be working frantically in the background to turn things round and I'm confident he will succeed

I have never been fully convinced about Longstaff and don't think he has ever reached the level he showed under Rafa.

I think that maybe we got off to too good a start. Champions league and draw with Milan, hammer PGS then knock Man City and Man U out of the cup. Players must have been walking on air and then we start losing. Not just losing but playing poorly and they don't seem to have picked themselves up. I know we've had a bad run on injuries but most of our so called reserves would be good enough to get in the teams of the bottom clubs. Everyone knew it was going to be tough but maybe some of the players didn't realise just how tough

They should have moved Bobby upstairs as a matter of respect.

Garnacho and Antony are 2 of the worst players I've ever seen

I don't think that Luton is the place to applause and support for Tripps after what happened to their captain

There is pressure on every PL manager and Eddie is no exception. Very few managers survive beyond 3 years because they lose the power to motivate. I get get the impression that Eddie spends a lot of time looking at his own performance and seeking to improve

I thought at the time that Tripps has tried to cushion header the ball for Dubs but Dubs didn't read it

What I don't understand is the fact that he came through the youth set up as a midfielder and it was Lampard who used him as a full back and Eddie is doing the same. He should be more than capable of coming on for 20 minutes in either position

He does look very troubled to me. When he walked up to take the penalty he looked like he was going to burst into tears.

Made some really good intercepts tonight and passed the ball quickly from tight situations

There must be some bad things going on in his head at the moment. Been something wrong with him ever since he returned early from England duty and I don't think it's anything to do with tiredness

The owners are here to make a profit and we'll earn a lot more from a CL place than winning the Carrebo cup. We look to win every game

Fantastic player, just needs to strengthen up a bit physically which will happen over the next couple of years

Did a good job at Chelsea by spending a lot of money but I thought he did a poor job at Man U and also at Spurs. I wouldn't want him anywhere near us

The problem with playing every 3 days is that they have very little time to train and iron out problems or change things

We seem to be playing with a back 3 and it's leaving us wide open

I think that Tonali was a big part of their plans and would have made is much more solid in midfield. Losing him for 10 months is a body blow

We seem to be playing with a back 3 and it's leaving us wide open

I wonder if he has some personal problems which are affecting him since he returned early from England duty

For some reason I'm not looking forward to this. Everton, from what I've seen of them look bloody difficult to play against. Hope I'm wrong and Pickford hurts his back with keep picking the ball out of the net

Everton won't be easy

Not as exciting as Onana though

Dortmund will already be top of the group so might play a weakened side against PSG

Forget VAR and have 2 referees and 4 linesmen so the refs only have to cover half of the pitch and there is always a linesman on both sides.. It's very easy to misinterpret what took place when reviewing it in slow motion as some angles can show a different situation